brockhouse trailer: problem (1 Viewer)

[Wolf]

I have an old Brockhouse trailer and I cannot dismantle the handbrale mechanism.
Does anyone recognize this model and can help me?
I have to dismantle it for sandblasting, I have tried nearly everything but have no manual, so....

 

[Wolf]

nobody?? I think my trailer must be unique

 

[REZARF]

Here is what I do for any stubborn part. Let some PB Blaster soak on it for a few days in a row. Then give it a go, if nothing happens, I put a bit of heat onto it and try again... if nothing happens I put a LOT of heat on it and beat on it in frustration.

I bet it is just rusted bolts, try some of the more trailer specific sites to see if you can get an exploded diagram to see how it goes together.

Rezarf <><

 

[davegonz]

Post up your question here....

http://www.g503.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=18&sid=858f5e92d99158b15b5ac2385829be49

 

[Wolf]

thanks for the info

 

[Wolf]

He is finished! and for sale (in Belgium)

More pictures on my site. Meanwhile you can learn a few words flemish, just in case....

 

[REZARF]

Cool! :d

 

[missipboy]

that would make a good camp kitchen.

 

[inthewall]

Paint it with heat resistant paint and add a rotisserie. It would make a great portable BBQ Nice job.

 

[fireman294]

Very nice work !

I also took a quick look at your web pages and it looks like a lot of good info there too. Thank goodness pictures are worth 1000 words.

I am going to study your Hi-Lift jack set up as a trifor winch. I don't think I've seen it done that way before. I like the grab hooks "kettinghaken" you are using. I hope I can find somewhere in the U.S. that can supply them.