Description
Two-wheeled welded-steel cargo trailer, the classic British Army 'Sankey' towed behind Series IIA/III and Ninety/One Ten Land Rovers. The narrow-track 'fixed back' body has no tailgate because it was designed to be watertight and float when fording; it rides on Land Rover 5-stud 16in wheels so the towing vehicle's spare fits.
NATO tow eye needs a NATO pintle or jaw on the vehicle; 24V lighting through NATO 12-pin socket.
Rarity. The standard British Army Land Rover trailer for two decades; withdrawn from service by September 2004 and sold off in bulk through Withams, so examples are still frequently offered (typical used prices £200-350 on forums in 2009-2015). Production numbers not published.
Record: 7 sources; designation recorded; no price recorded.
Specification
Fitment
LAND ROVER
NATO tow eye needs a NATO pintle or jaw on the vehicle; 24V lighting through NATO 12-pin socket.
Variants
Early examples made in ½-ton and ¾-ton spec, identical apart from springs and shock absorbers of higher spec on the ¾-ton (EMLRA).
Last examples fitted with rear fog lamps (P A Blanchard sale listing).
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