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Hi All,

I think Witham is a private company and "ventes domaniales" is a branch of French Administration (Ministry of Finances).

Regards

Robin

Hi Hanno,

Thanks a lot for this information.

Kindly.

Robin

Hi All,

I see on a web site this military trailer which is, for me, unknown. I am not a specialist and I am very interested if anybody have some informations about it.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Kindly.

Hi Big Ray :wave::wave::wave:

Thanks a lot for your comments concerning Normandy. That'qs true, it's a nice country.

I am impatient to see your vehicles. May be next time.

Robin

Hello Clive and Richard,

Thanks a lot for your help.

I have to complete a form with a decription of all conponents of the trailer: maker, part reference and conformity with EC Regulations. For brakes, lights it's OK. But the problem is for the axle, the overrun damper and the frame. I send last year an E-mail to Universal Trailers but, unfortunately, without any success. I use the E-mail address on their web-site. Is there any department able to answer ?

Thanks again.

Robin

Hi All ,

I am the owner of a "Sankey" Trailer, in fact a FV2381 Mk3 made in 1995 by Universal Engineering, and, for me, it's a very nice trailer behind my landy.

Unfortunately, in France, we have to register this kind of trailer which have a payload over 500 Kgs.

I receive from the MoD the document with the history of this trailer and I have also the technical documents issued from tha MoD like the Operating Information, the Repair Instructions, the Illustrated Parts Catalogue.

I have also a document issued by DVLA saying there is not specific registration for these trailers in UK. I think you are lucky for that.

Unfortunately, I have not an official document with a description of the regulations applied for the connstruction this trailer. Who can supply ?

This trailer is too young to be registered as "historic vehicle".

Theorically, I have the possibility to declare this trailer as "new" and "home made" but, in this case, i have to replace the overrun damper (with manual reverse locking) by an automatic reverse and to found the specifications and the maker for the axle. It's a difficult way.

Have you some idea to solve this "adminstrative" problem ?

Do you know a supplier for an (second hand) overrun damper with automatic reverse system like on Parotow Trailers ?

I ask many times in England without any success at this moment.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Kind regards.

Robin

Hi Sean,

I think you can found some informations on these websites. Sorry, some of them are in French.

http://www.alm-acmat.com/

http://www.acmat.fr/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACMAT

http://acmat.skyrock.com/

There are many versions with different characteristics. If you need additionnal informations, precise the model and I can search on french websites.

Kindly.

Robin.

Hi All,

Thanks to all, mainly to Enigma but my english is still perfectible ...

That's clear. But without any information concerning weight and size, I can only offer that I can do.

Kindly.

Robin

Hi David,

I live in Normandy and have the project to go to England in november (basically, last week) with a trailer behind my Landy. What are the size and the weight of your bedford mk ? My project is to cross the channel between Dieppe and Newhaven with an empty trailer for this outward journey. For my trailer, the maximum load is 2.7 Tonne and 4.70 m lengh x 2.00 m width.

If you are intereted, PM me.

Kindly.

Robin

Hi David,

I live in Norm

Hi All,

Thanks a lot for your warm welcome and your support.

Kindly.

Robin

Hi All,

I am a new forum member since yesterday evening.

I am french and live in Normandy, near Dieppe. I am 61 and retired since 1 year.

I discover your forum through one of your member who is also member of EMLRA forum.

I am president of a small club of Land Rover owners.

I am also the owner of a Defender 110 SW (sorry, a civy one) and a "Sankey" trailer. In fact, one FV2381 Mk3 made by UEC.

My wish is to became the owner of an ex MoD Defender as soon as possible.

Kindly.

Robin