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All depends on what M116 you are talking about. The cargo trailers M101-A1-A2-A3 use the same cover and the M116 series flatbed use another. The M116 designation is actually just the chassis which most if not all 3/4 ton trailers are based on.

We need to know exactly what you need. 24 or 12 volt, gear reduction or old style. I have parts I would send for free but need to know what you have.

The one on ebay was for a generator trailer, not a cargo trailer, although it does fit but too long.

The wiring for the heater won't be shown in the diagram, you have to go to the heater install in the tm which shows that. I looked for the brake plug but no go. I do have a circuit breaker. I will have to dig out my M151 TM and look over the wiring, perhaps a call on the weekend when my...

Depends on color, camo was the cheapest at $193.00, tan and green were about $10-20 more.

Thank you, enjoy Your Easter Sunday as well.

Usually had a RT-524 or RT-246 and a R-442 Aux. receiver. The mike has a long enough cord that it will reach in the front. As far as the mount, they are not rare just need to find a source, try asking local MV club members.

Speaker is LS-454, mount is shown in the parts TM, the only problem with the mount is you can't fold the rear seat with it installed.

Looking for source for M116 parking brake handle assy. Seems Saturn is out. Thanks

My two concerns with the ASK are the access to the set and heat. Being an air cooled set I would think it would be best to let it breath as much as possible, I think it will last longer. No, I would not pay more more for the ASK, would rather pay more for less hours, trailer etc. Now if it was...

If the batteries were working like new you would have 24-25 volts, it sounds like one is bad, check each one and see.

Thanks to ruppster for getting my shelter heater from Alaska. A hard to find part saved by a SS member, greatly appreciated. Thank you

Thanks to pctrans for his efforts getting me a part I needed for my M116 gen trailer. Great communication and attention to detail, even included the mounting hardware. Thank you

I should have the kits NOS and I also have a good used transmission/transfer.

Looks great, the oil gauge is the same place on the laundry units, they should have mounted them all that way. The laundry units also use a stainless flexible extension that is about 12' long so I would not worry about yours.

Here is 6 on my 28' gooseneck.

I have an active security clearance and a repeat EUC took 40 days, it seems to be the luck of the draw.

May have had a short and blew a fuse, check that first.

Looks good, although I would have mounted it so the generator controls were facing the back.

FRS is UHF, I don't think there is a 30-76Mhz FRS band but I could be wrong. Find a ham radio operator with 6meter capabilities.