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ROR's light trailer axle now accepts alloy wheels

1st August 1981, Page 10
1st August 1981
Page 10
Page 10, 1st August 1981 — ROR's light trailer axle now accepts alloy wheels
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A TRAILER axle capable of accepting Alcoa's lightweight aluminium alloy wheel is now offered by Rubery Owen-Rockwell Ltd. The axle has longer wheel studs and deeper hub spigots to accommodate the thicker naves of the alloy wheels.

Apart from the weight saving compared with conventional steel wheels (around 25.4kg (56 lb) a wheel, a further claimed advantage of these American rims is improved tyre life resulting from "True” running: the al loy wheels are machine-finished on every surface.

The new axle, designated TM/T 22510/SMX(A), is available either as original equipment or as a retrofit kit for conversion of trialers already in service. The retail price of the kit is £280 and they are available from ROR's parts and accessories division at Warrington.