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Yes there is ;) This is the Jack, both in it's stowed position and as it would be set up in the center of the bed. And this is the pin point

Mine didn't have a hole for an Allen wrench either. I just nervously held one nut w/ a wrench while I loosened the lock-nut w/ another wrench. It worked for me :)

We're interested. That's the time we head up the ES's. In fact we will be rolling our caravan out of here in about 10 days. - Badcarp, you can do it, we do. Just keep the windshield open, roll at 2300 and all will be good :)

You should turn it down! I think its something like 12, or 14 flats. When you bypass it makes it like the FDC is wide open. Need to turn that down or the fun will be short lived. ;)

:ditto:

This is what I've learned, The Bias are 36", the Radials are 37". I'll be finding out if 2 of them, the Rad's, will fit. Prob tomorrow.

I did have some roof coat tinted a sand/yellow before. Used it on a small trailer roof years ago. I think a real paint place could prob do it for you.

I just did major damage to my PDF of my Bolster TM :-/ And now I can't find where I got it from . . . help :( Does anyone have a copy, or a link to where it is? Looked in the Trailer TM's, Misc, Present Conflict, etc. Even did some searching. Maybe it's from off-site?

I'm sure some of you tire guys know, . . . don't let me waste money if they won't fit . . . please :)

Some of us have tanks in the back as well, but I cant carry that very far. Most of my fuel cans are empty, but if I need to transport fuel . . . cans are good to haul along. Most of the time we pull a trailer w/ tanks on it, . . . the tanks in the bed are too small ;)

Do you know if they are 37", or 36"? I'd heard that the Bias ones were 36".

I picked up some Goodyear Wrangler MT/R 37 x 12.50 R16.5 LT tires because I had heard that they would fit on the trailer, and they were available around here. After looking at them, and doing some measuring, I'm not sure that they will fit. Does anyone know for sure that they will, before I pay...

I run two water cans on the mudflaps, keeps them out of the desert sun (nothing like hot plastic water when you're thirsty :-p ) I did swap out my rear flaps for the front ones on the She Beast. The ones on the 109's have only one fold in the middle, opposed to the two folds on a cargo bed flap...

We love it! Right now we are moving it to another trailer, that 105 is getting the rusted bed pulled and becoming a dolly. If I did it again, . . . I'd figure the "jackknife angle" and make it more than the triangle that we made. W/ ours being just a triangle there's often a bit too much gap...

Thanks, I've been watch some of them as well.

I thick he's talking about his 109 box camper.

Nice job on lightening those steps :beer: We might have to do something like that on our " heavy as chit" stairs for the She Beast.

Sure have looked at them. I'd be happy to get one, . . . w/ free shipping ;)

That was when I first dropped it in our drive, now it's nested in w/ the 146's, 105's, and an old S280. It's not lost or lonely any more ;)

This spring I picked up a Bolster trailer from Quickfarms, it was going to be scrapped. I'm going to use it as the base for a working hauler, and as the base for my live-in box. At the moment I'm looking at something like the S280 shelter to be the box. Though I am liking those shelters that...