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I like that you incorporated the vents for the rear section.

That's not good to hear. I have the black ones and was told they're silicone by the guy that sold them to me. They're being put on the She Beast by someone as we write.

I've heard that, now how do I tell if I have a Mil issue one?

I could be wrong but, it looks like the 2 stops are also not positioned right. That would let the window go up too far.

Nice! I was watching that one. I def have enough and I'm glad it went to someone that's going to do something cool w/ it. I'll be watching if you do a build thread :)

What he's saying about bill of sale is right for trailers, I don't know that it's right for trucks.

Oilburners is a good site for that kind of info

Thanks, 4 of them should be larger and are the lifting ones, I think.

I know there's some people out there w/ compete trailers. Would someone be willing to pull a shackle and give me some measurements?

It is true that you can push the mirrors out far enough so that the door doesn't hit, but, I don't like to have mine pushed out that far unless I'm hauling a load, or a wide trailer. I'd rather keep them in a bit and stop the door from opening that far. Like all low tech spacing, washers work...

That vid makes me think a nice otr tractor would be better ;)

A point on that, we don't always get to park straight on and sometimes the ladder runs us too close to the corner of the truck. We've made it a habit to pull in and turn right before she stops. I think some of that could be changed w/ a slight reshaping of the deck closest to the trailer. Just...

That would be hard w/ an RTT.

Looks like it's going to be nice. Are you going to have a pintal that will swivel for those twisted trails? How's the top going to open, sideways or hinged on the front?

Yep, that's how I get it also.

Looks nice! That's the first time I've seen one cabled that way. Do you have details of the bed mounts?

I can get you a M109 in SoCal. Have a contact that has some.

That's a nice looking ladder! Adjustable legs and all. That's the first time I've seen that, 2008, . . . then must have finely gotten tired of climbing up the tailgate and did something about it. Of course by then the trucks were even taller ;)

I would if I was keeping it there, I'm not. As soon as I move this 10' x 20' shed for a friend I'll be pushing out onto the trailer. Just having it in the bed for the last month has me thinking about "how it was done". I'm sure there has to be some vets that worked w/ comm boxes in the trucks...

There we are again, #7 :) The first one is on an Freightliner, it's made by Global Expeditions who is doing loads of custom boxes for people.