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Warm is fine, motion creates heat. I would remove both sides, inspect, and repack the bearings and adjust the hubs. A piece of mind and will be serviced for many years to come.

Like Paul Harvey.................And now you know the rest of the story. Good thing to know. Now when I find one cheap I know my lugs and wheels will work.

Email or call the Silver Eagle Parts department. Parts and Service: Rod Bogle (503)335-2136 rod.bogle@silvereaglemfg.com M101A2 trailers and CUCV are 9/16" http://www.silvereaglemfg.com/military/cargo_trailer_ltt-l.shtml

Bed looks like an easy fix with some ram pressure. Or chain the rear loops to a tree and start pulling from the front.

Not too bad of width. Just have to watch the tight streets. My 101a2 is less width than my 2500HD but the rack is at 7' Still inside my towing mirrors.

Your welcome. I liked their service. Checked out the thread on FJ. I see I posted there too. I am on several sites with trailers. "they just interest me and I can afford them"

The 1102 has Dexter tortion axles. Dexter might have hubs that mount on easily, Not sure. I would check with a dealer on that one. http://www.dexteraxle.com/contact_us______ The tarp was an easy order, measure length and width and how far down the side you want it to go. You can specify...

I bought my cover at mytarps.com " machine cover" Less than $100.00 shipped. http://www.mytarp.com/machine-covers.aspx Many fabrics and colors to choose. a Lift and larger tires will help. New 6 bolt spindles and matching " lighter rims and tires " and paint would look great. Post a picture...

Nice looking trailer, Not a bad rake for the hitch on the FJ. "No tower of Terror pintle mount" What are your plans? keep it original or build to match the FJ?

Thank you for the complement, The trailer has been a fun project. I can't wait to go camping with it this summer. Please post more pictures of the damaged panel, From your picture it does not look like a hard fix. It is aluminum it can be bent back close to original. If I was closer I would...

How did the Maine registration go?

245-75-16 on 16" steel 2002-2008 GM 2500 hd wheels

Get a Harbor Freight hydralic ram and straighten the front lip out "metal has a memory" Change the wheels out to shorter GM rims and highway tires. Sell the beadlocks for $400.00 OBO on craigslist It should tow better then.

I would repair the trailer and get smaller road tires

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?85545-Trouble-in-Iowa-with-titles http://www.mainetrailerregistrations.com/

Got killed on brake repair today though, 900! For that price I would have bought a new trailer.

Axle Camber: http://blog.easternmarine.com/trailer-axle-camber-what-its-all-about/

Very cool! That puts a whole new meaning to BE PREPARED!

The tires sit nice in the fenderwells. Look to be the same hub to hub space as the M101A2. Harbor freight sells a nice tongue box. I built mine from aluminum diamond plate and it works well.

Looks like a clean unit.