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Thank You for the kind words. The trailer is has been a great project for me and my family. Camping Hauling Parades and just getting out or the house and using it has been fun.

On a 101A2 there are two phillips head countersunk screws to remove before taking the drum off. Once those are backed out the drum pulls of easy. No need to remove the hub.

Get the premium membership For $15.00 it is worth it selling on the forum.

Post some pictures when you can.

Not my best work, But you can't miss it!

Find a cheap M101A2 and take the tub off. Build up the M116A2 frame how you like to haul your quad and RTT. The M116A2 frames are great for builds. My builds: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?82301-Rebuilding-MY-m101a2-BY-harleyhouse&highlight=...

Sure no problem! I just ran to Home Depot with one behind the Liberty and it pulled great!

When complete It will have a cut off aluminum ladder that is clipped to the top rail to get in and out of the tent. I need to add a few braces and weld everything together, then a coat of high gloss black paint to finish it off.

Poor Mans roof top tent Poor mans roof top tent. I have always wanted a RTT but my financial advisor says it is low on the list. and I don't use credit " Dave Ramsey " so I have to save to purchase one. So as I wait I decided to build a 7' by 7' expanded steel deck to mount on the rack on my...

In theory it looks like it would work to cut the lunette off " square clean cut " and weld on the adjustible channel and still have the surge system. My surge system was trashed so I welded the adjustible channel to the nose. It was the easiest way to convert it to my needs.

It would work fine and be adjustible on the hitch. You could use a lunette or 2" bull dog ball coupler. Avoiding the tower of terror hitch on the tow vehicle.

Here is some useful information. http://bantamt3c.com/

Looks good! Sell the original chains and get a pair of safety cables. I used a longer grade 8 bolt on the lower rear bolt holes. I found a spacer to fit through the cable thimble and bolted it all together. The cables are quiet bolted on good and strong and recoil when not hooked up. I like...

Pictures please! I went simple and used an adjustible channer. welded it on the front of the tongue V and I use a croft lunette and 2" ball. I replaced my safety chains with safety cables and like them much better.

Just make Oak risers that fit loose in the pockets. Carriage bolt the sides to them and you are set.

I like this guys build! http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/63713-Just-purchased-a-Military-trailer-to-build-a-family-hauler This guy built one to match his toyota FJ with matching wheels and axle: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/69410-M101A2-Trailer-Purchase-amp-Project

215-85-16 Tubeless if the rims are sealed well.

Call DEXTER and ask if there is 5 x 5 hub that can be mounted to this axle. http://www.dexteraxle.com/

http://www.higherground4x4.com/forums/showthread.php?4601-Rebuilding-a-military-M416-trailer

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