Hub and Drums for a 1995 Casita Trailer
Updated 02/10/2026 | Published 01/19/2026
Question:
I bought a 1995 Casita trailer in Japan. The hub and drum are broken and Im currently getting them fixed. Im having trouble because theres no information available in Japan. If you have any parts here that fit my Casita, Id like to purchase them. Do you have any?
asked by: Matsubayashi K
Expert Reply:
That's a really good question!
The one tough thing about trailers and campers is that there isn't a system we can look up and know what's on your trailer. I'm not familiar with Japan's regulations when it comes to trailer and campers but there is usually some sort of a tag on the axle. With it being a 1995, it most likely isn't there any more.
Sometimes we can cross reference casting numbers on the hubs to ID what the capacity is. I've linked a help article that goes over how to find your axle capacity. There are a few different ways to do so, so this will give you a start!
Is this your first camper trailer or have you had a others in the past?
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Gwendolyn Y.
2/10/2026
Hey, were you able to figure out the axle capacity on your Casita trailer using the steps from the article? Knowing what you found could really help others trying to identify older trailer parts.