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A few miscellaneous parts for sale Landing leg for a M200 gen trailer Replica wooden 105mm ammo crates .50 cal ammo boxes Metal tail lights Gerry can holders .50 cal all aluminum gun cases - 7'X2.5'X1.5' Let me know if interested; too big to bring extras; will only bring if sold Free...

WOW is right. Looks like fun. Any pics of the reenactments? Was Neil there? I don't see his truck. Who owns the Jeep and M37? Thanx for posting.

I use a piece of wood like an old maul handle. Long enough to keep my hands out of the way. I try to line up as straight with my target as possible. Then using the wood, you can sort-a, kind-a, maybe direct the cable to spoll evenly. I have had to stop pulling, disconnect, realign the Deuce...

The bed of any M35 is 12' X 7'3" (inside dimensions). With the tailgate suspended horizontally by its chains, you gain about a foot. I have seen light vehicles put in the back of a Deuce with ramps, but the best way would be a loading dock. I don't know the bed height of the deuce. My...

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Will it still be pink for Georgia?? I was looking for a Jeep, maybe a M38A1, to use on trails with my sons, but found this M37-B1 instead. I love my Deuce but it simply does not fit on the trails around here. I spent more than I had planned on the M37, but I think I got a good MV. It was...

I just did my Deuce 2 months ago and just used Rustoleum spray cans from Walmart. The only problem is there is no flat green, but what I used was very close. Called Olive Green believe it or not. See my thread if you want...

I have both trailers, and much prefer the M353. As stated already by Aaron, the M200 is too high. My 353 has 67" of clearance between wheel wells and a 9' long bed. I have built a wooden box for the 353 for hauling firewood. Now I do need to say that I have bought 6 M200 for tires. Usually...

I've had my Deuce 3 years and just installed my 3rd boot on the driver's side. Passenger side looks old but is holding steady. Can't remember the first 2 suppliers. I got my last Boot from Eriks surplus. Can't vouch for it's durability yet, but Eriks was highly thought of by others on this...

I need a landing leg off a M353. Any one have parts?? Thanx

I have all 3 trailers and vote for the 101. My son pulls the 101 with his Ranger when we go cutting together. I use the Deuce of course and pull a modified M353 with wooden sides. The 101 weighs about half what the 200 or 105 weigh. A 105 would give you a bit more capacity. Another...

I love my M332. Low bed and I chain the tailgate horizontal when carrying logs. Got 2 out of Richmond for min bid. Now that I have a M353 with wooden sides and a low deck for hauling firewood, the M332 is my parade trailer.

I have pulled my 1061a1 a few times behind my Deuce. No problems. I can tell it's back there but no real issues. Stopping is actually easier with the 1061A1 since there are 4 extra brakes at work. However, I have never hauled more than a few hundred pounds on it. I have never gotten near...

Jimma, We picked up 3 trailers at Ft. Jackson about 5-6 months ago and joked with Tim about the "incident" where a brakeless deuce driven by a nameless SS member damaged a building at DRMO trying to get water for the radiator. At that time, I thought Tim said you could drive off if you had...

Glad it went well Brandon.

Good to hear from you again, Jay. How's it going? The Breakfast attendance has kind of dwindled, so we are not meeting this month, but we need to get together sometime.

Welcome, Brentzilla, and thank you. I got the lettering finished tonight, so I think she's all done - for now. Zout, Backing the M353 is easier than my other trailers. It is slightly longer and the tires are at the back. Besides I always back up in Low so I have very little trouble and...

HeavySteven, Do you mean the rear side lights? My Deuce came that way. There is a piece of angle iron welded on each side and a simple wire running to the light. TexAndy, The trailer is a M353 generator trailer, rated for 7000 lbs offroad. I like the low deck. Much easier tossing...

Monday began a week with no rain predicted, so I pressured washed the Deuce. The original camo scheme had chipped away leaving about 10 mottled colors, so it was time to paint. I also washed My M353 which was virtually brown with rust with a bit of tan left over. I then brush painted the...

Good pics Brandon, Great Independence Day Parade. In pic #3 the Gentleman in the blue shirt on the right is a WWII Army Air Corp Vet, a B17 tailgaunner, Charles Littlefield. Sorry about the flag stuck in my bumper. I stuck it there while looking for a screwdriver to tighten it in its...