flangeless hub supplier in Adelaide

What is a flangeless hub?

Garry

If ya can't find one locally,

Martins Trailer Parts
in P e rth have 'em, and have an on-line ordering facility...

I also made the conversion from a bush to bearing set up some time ago and need a hub.
I have since changed vehicles and have made a rear bar, twin wheel carrier now needing two hubs.

I obtained two Holden HQ stub axle and hubs with bearings to suit.

I machined the hub down but left a section so that it is part of the locking system.

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Hub machined down with locking holes drilled.

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Wheel carrier locked with spring load pin into the flange.

This might be a better option than the flangeless hub.


Why I went for the Holden HQ hubs and bearings is that they should be available at a corner store. Compared to the wheel bearings for the Troopie the HQ ones are very small.

Wayne

Mullins Wheels ? - they always had a lot of hub stuff - also try....

S.A. Trailer & Chassis Equipment Pty Ltd
(08) 8262 7170136 Port Wakefield Rd
Cavan SA 5094
(08) 8262 6123

satrailer@senet.com.au
www.satrailer.com.au

You might have to buy a stock hub and machine the flange off. If you don't have facilities to do it I may be able to assist with the machining.

Louie

When I built our spare wheel carrier, I machined up one myself.Any machine shop should be able to knock one up pretty quick and not to dear.

The trouble with using a normal cast hub is that they quite often crack when welding to the casting, if not when you are welding but later when in use.
I had a local machine shop make them for $30 each. They were about 3" OD and the internal was machined to take normal holden trailer bearings, seal and grease cap. Just buy a stub axle and bearings from a trailer place.