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Keep you eyes open on ebay. The major part is the large plate, and the new pintle backing plate. Everything else is common hardware type stuff.

Do you have the trailer reinforcement plate and pintle on your airdrop bumper? The plates are out there on ebay, as are the pintles and the backing plate. Cant hurt anything to have it. MWO 9-2320-280-20-6 Modification of 1-1/4 Ton Vehicles, M1097, M1097A1, M1025A2, M1097A2, M1113, and...

Just watch out if you ever disconnect the CHU from the arm. They have been known to kill people if they fall.

Only FA units used those trailers, as they were specifically designed for artillery round/fuses.

As long as the weather is decent, I will be there with some stuff, including military fuel cans.

Anyone still have Mr Harvey's phone #? seems that (254) 865-8722 has been disconnected.

No military motorpool I ever saw had a brake lathe. They would just put new parts on.

NY calls mine a Stakebody.

I got mine in today. Looks great, brand new, still in the box like the seller said. I will have to wait to put it up as it is raining outside. With some mods, it will do nicely.

This is what a M577 bootwall looks like. I think I will remove the bottom part ( Item 2), as I dont have the M577 to attach it to, and engineer a door or something for it. The boot will make for a very nice "awning".

http://www.liberatedmanuals.com/TM-10-5410-230-13.pdf Here is a copy of the TM that deals with some of the bootwalls. If anyone has leads on the other 2 styles of boot walls, let me know.

I just picked up a green M577/1068 boot wall, brand new in the box, off of my favorite auction site, shipped for less than $100. I think it will work very nicely with an enclosed trailer, even if I have to mod it a bit.

The plastic radios don't fit into the VAA.

The CDN M101 took most of the faults (Not that there are many, but a few) of the US M416 and fixed it. Square "tube" on the top of the bed. No provisions to float it, but 4 drain holes. Beefier frame. thicker bed. Tiedowns in the bed. Sling/tie down points from and rear. Reinforcements on...

Tons of info on them here, along with a free downloadable manual. http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/M101CDN/

CDN M101 is better built, and well reinforced. It is what the next generation M416 trailer would of been if Uncle Sam would of kept the design. I love mine. Out of all the trailers I own, I actually use my CDN M101 the most.

Yes I will be there, with fuel cans and some other things to get rid of that I dont need anymore. Look for me in the first barn, right hand side as you walk in.

The weather is lookign awesome also!

Why AMG wasnt putting the Air switch on the USAF contracted deuces when they were building them makes no sense.

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