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Have a safe trip!!! Be careful with the braking of all the weight. Also watch out for all the other drivers. Love the road trips!!!:driver:

[thumbzup]Very nice job!!

Looks nice in the photos!!! Great job!:)

When I replaced my pto seals my gasket was .031. I tried to check that had some backsash by hand, but that was about like guessing. I think it would be safer to have a little more then less backlash.

Welcome!!!:beer:

WOW!! :drool:

Great looking!!!

RWG421, If you have trouble on your trip let me know. I have a 3 3/8" socket and spare bearing. But I think you should be ok. Your pic of the trailer looks like a mate to the ones I just picked up about a week ago, nice trailers. Just make sure the brakes are free when you go to tow it. I would...

I would check with Radiator Shop first, Got my radiator repaired and cleaned out for $75.

:ditto: He has helped me a number of times.

I do not know who made the trailer, the data plate is not filled out. There is a S/N on the frame above the data plate.

Mine is a 2009 rebuild and it came with sides and ends and cover also.

Good luck!! [thumbzup] The one I got has never been used also. But the stacks are Aluminum and the paint is coming off of them. That will have to be redone. But there is always something!!

I have a M105A2 that was rebuilt by VSE in 2009 and it does not have the reinforcements on the inside, but the stakes are very tight. The side were a bear to get out. I just looked at it and were they cut the metal for the holes for the stakes is not cut large enough and the metal is rolled...

Halftrack are just cool!!!:driver:

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MMMM. Pizza...:drool: Thanks!

doghead and Westech, Thanks I found it. I know I looked inside the MC. I guess I need new glasses..:cookoo: Thanks again!!

I got a rebuild kit for my MC and I can not figure out were the big rubber washer goes? I added some pics of the old parts and new parts.

I repalced my relay on the engine block and turned the disk and my truck still does it from time to time. You just have to push the the start button again, two or three times and then it fire right up. AZdeuce, glad you got her done.