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They're both on same circuit. There has to be a shorted/smashed wire on the trailer for it's taillights.

Nice

Does this truck make my rearview look big?

Forreal!

I think there are laws in place that do protect feeding humvee moms. Them 1101/2s are on GP pretty regularly.

Hey, this is a family oriented site. Watch posting pics of nude humvees, or you'll get banned!

Do you have the item/part number?

So I assume they have 24V lights, or are they 12V yet able to work with 24V?

Thanks for the idea on the bolt lights. Wire numbr is 21.

Used my M1082 today to haul some wood (that will soon get cut up for firewood) from a tree that needed taken down so it didn't fall into either of the houses it was between. None of the huge logs got loaded as it was all done by hand. Will be hauling them soon with a drop gate/ramp civy trailer...

I did a few posts back.

Here is an enlargeable photo of the original. The truck was in line at #2 out of over 100 entries in the Barnesville, OH Pumpkin Festival, only behind the color guard and the police escort. The crowd loved the truck. My mom rode shotgun all dressed up Texas style in a teal cowgirl outfit.

This was measured in person. It is an M1082 trailer, but it is the same bed cover. The cover is a little taller in the center of left to right. My drawing skills have room for improvement.

The trailer is just short of 8' in outside width. Inside is most likely about 4" less considering the posts/fold down bedsides look to be right at 2" thick. Not sure of a humvee's width. I am not blessed enough to have one in my driveway to measure.

Looks like it will be a "barely fit" situation.

The last 3 entry's photos still do not load. Only the visible thumbnail can be seen.

Not sure of the dimensions of the S-250, but here's the dimensions for the LMTV bed frame/cover. Hope it helps.

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That's awesome

That is a very broad stereotype. A bit out of bounds to group all citizens of any nation in one catagory. ( Edit: I see not "all" but if enough to be kicked to the curb, must have meant majority)I have had to work with some slackers and carrying their weight does get old, but in no way is that...