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  1. 5th December 2009, 10:16 AM #1
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    wheel carrier woe's

    I am currently building a spare wheel carrier and jerry can carrier for my RRC. Im in the process of welding it all together today. I have bought myself some latches to keep it shut and locked, but no way to swing it yet. I was thinking the best way to swing it was on a spindle and bearing, but have no idea where to get one around the sydney-newcastle area.
    If anyone has any idea's could you let me know.

    Thanks Andrew
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  2. 5th December 2009, 10:24 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by rangierover View Post
    I am currently building a spare wheel carrier and jerry can carrier for my RRC. Im in the process of welding it all together today. I have bought myself some latches to keep it shut and locked, but no way to swing it yet. I was thinking the best way to swing it was on a spindle and bearing, but have no idea where to get one around the sydney-newcastle area.
    If anyone has any idea's could you let me know.

    Thanks Andrew
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    You can buy online steel (not cast) flangeless stub axels etc froma trailer place. This is how most of these carriers are made with.
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    any auto shop that sell trailer hubs will provide you a spindle and hub for about $30 on special probably another $10-15 normal price. Some issues if the hub is cast.
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    Try here >>>>>>>>>> Ebay Flangeless Hub Kit
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