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https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/all-the-tms-you-need-to-work-on-the-mep-005a.154446/

This thread will get you started. It is for an MEP-803A but addresses many of the questions you will encounter..... https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/house-wiring-questions.199697/

Hoses look good to me.

I ordered 2 each 12" and 2 each 18". It would be hard to find the fittings alone at that price!!!

Will this work? https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Hose-and-Hose-Assemblies/Hydraulic-Hose-Assemblies/1-4-x-18-JIC-4F-Swivel-x-JIC-4F-Swivel-SAE-100R16-Hydraulic-Hose-Assembly-5800-PSI-NRP-Jones-920-2218.axd . Description says Nitrile tube so that leaves the JIC 4F fitting...

Looks like green Prestone to me. That's what I've used in both of my machines.

Does the tank have a pick up tube installed where one of those tubes are attached? I bought a 50 gallon truck tank and the dip tube was welded in as part of the tank.

Post #20.

Daybreak has posted excellent information about your machine here: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/mep-802a-mep-803a-filters-and-parts.186068/ I would be concerned about the weight of a full tank of fuel making the trailer tongue light. You might want to do some calculations on that.

No issues. Works well for me through the ~25ft fuel lines that come with some generators and the ones I've fabricated. I have another tank that I've installed a water separator on and the pump has no problem with it. It is better to remove fuel from your tank through a dip tube that enters...

It appears that I've got a little more room than you do, but this is what my aux tank looks like....very similar to what we're discussing with mounting your tank on a moving dolly:

I object. Your 2nd picture has the explanation about heavy objects on top of unit. I would set the fuel tank on a moving dolly ( https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-1-000-lb-Capacity-Furniture-Dolly-33700/100057209#product-overview) and roll it around to where I wanted it. As others have...

Images of the "Lifting Diagram" and "Flatcar Tiedown".

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/m116a3-with-2000-gmc-1-ton-van-wheels.181242/ I ended up installing these tires on my M1101, so they will fit your LTT-HC with no problem.

When I recovered my M1101 from Bragg the spindle nuts were too tight. I ended up stopping at every rest area on I-95 from Bragg to Virginia Beach to let the hubs cool down some.....because I did not have the correct sized wrench to get into the bearings on the return trip. Once home I checked...

Mine is a 2006 M1101....same rivets.

Jack Pad. Note curvature of the top shaft. This fits under the trailer axle. The pan (against trailer frame) fits over the top of the jack. Should be described in the trailer's TM.

Mission Accomplished: THAT is one awesome Tactical Burger.....and the perfect beverage to wash it down with.

Guy: the one I'm looking at does not have a close up of that data plate but it does have the following info...... https://www.iso-group.com/NSN/6115-01-588-8423

I pulled these pictures from a trailer with 2 ea MEP803s on it.......