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Vinyl cover is nice and thick, I like it. Actually the M416 is the only trailer listed for the M1009, these came out substantial later in 1992, but meets all the weight requirements and tows really well. YA they wont float, 700lbs with drain holes in the bottom, however mine does have...

I just wanted to share my latest pair, well the M1009 is mine form before, but this is her sister trialer I just picked up in Ohio. Enjoy

Its not something you can order online. You have to call Cat directly. The pipe came from the exhaust company, its 4" stainless, painted of course.

Very nice. I'm beginning to like Maine a little more each day.

Thanks for the reference.

Whats the weight of this trailer, does anyone know? Are there TM available here for this trailer?

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Dude, great information, thanks allot.

But the plugs will work with the stock plugs for the M1009? Also isn't the electrical plug/outlet on the back of the M1009 24 volts? I think if its hasn't been modified it would be perfect.

So they have to physically inspect the trailer?

I'm kind of out of the state, but my truck is still registered in the state of CA. So looking for a way to remotely register the trailer. And the trailer was formerly registered by its owner in another state so I imagine it has a title?

Question, what does one have to do to register a trailer in the state of CA? Do you have to take it to the DMV or are their forms you can mail in or register it on their website? Any information is much appreciated. Trailer would be an M101.

Will the electrical system on this M101 fit my M1009 CUCV Blazer? I want this trailer bad but wont be able to bring it home unless I can make the lights work, as far as I know the trailer and M1009 are both stock. I included a pic of the trailer and the placard for identification. I know the...

Seriously love it man, cant wait till i get back to the states so I can have you build me one.

Hey how would you lock the winch to your tuck if you meant for it to be able to be removed and relocated to the back of your CUCV? Thinking that if it would be easy for me to remove and relocate then if would be just as easy for someone who would want my winch for their own as well. Chain...

The more and more I think about this I lean toward the powerplant. I wonder if I can just order it from Warn with the rope instead of the cable?

Here is the response from Warn. On the subject of the 9500 powerplant The winch is water resistant meaning seals are in place to prevent moisture penetration, that being said submersion may lead to water finding a way inside the winch. Road spray, 4x4 activities, car washing are all...

Well I have been thinking more and more about this and the more I do I think, these much be at least semi sealed, I mean thinking that highway speeds, coupled with heavy rains? How can you mack a product that cant withstand that. Thanks for the lead on the winches, I have however E-mailed Warn...

I am all about the heavy duty. But for the cost, I do think the power plant is more economical, wouldn't want to stimulate the economy or anything by buying big. I wonder what the water resistance of the powerplant is? I do want the versatility to switch the winch out from the front to the...

Warn Industries - Military and Severe Duty Winches: Severe Duty 12 Deep Fording What do you guys think about mounting this to a M1009 CUCV Blazer? Thinking I could just wire it into the 24 volt system, (haven't changed it yet). I know its a little much for a 3/4 ton truck (rated at 9000lbs)...