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No idea. Give them a call.

Did you check for them on LOGSA first? They are free there

The # etched in the tag is the MWO #. I'll bet it is the seatbelt MWO.

What does the tag say? MWO, OVERHAUL or??????

The real question is why does this happen in the first place?

Here is my question. What would you be using as "originals"??? Here is why I ask. For instance, I have M274 Mule manuals, both original and repros. The originals (US Army/"real deal" printed ones), the pictures/digrams are clear. Some of the repro manuals I have are made well with the heavy tan...

These guys make alot of the switches that are used in M series vehicles, many of the pages have electrical pinouts. Good info. http://www.ucominc.com/literature/ucom_catalog_2009.pdf

GM, your local onpost TM library should have it, and any other TM your looking for. At Hood it was called the MOS/Learning Library.

Don know. Call them and have them run you serial. Schutt is very helpful, just ask nicely.

Silver Eagle and Schutt Industries make the HMT/LTT trailers..

Without a VIN plate your gonna be up a creek with out a paddle. Doe it have the 3 MWO tags?

Yes, they do need the buckets.. BUT.... You can "gut" a metal tail light of all it's insides, and use that as the bucket.

Jim Thorpe MV show is coming up in less than 2 weeks!

Here is what you do --If you want to totally convert to only 12V lights. Just change 24V bulbs for 12V.. --If you want BOTH 12 and 24V lights.. For brake lights, get a set of these : MILITARY M998 LED TAIL LIGHT GROTE 8202 NEW | eBay These Grotes and the Trucklight Omnivolt lights are 10...

Not all of them came with the LED 12/24V (actually 10 to 36V) lights. It varried from contract to contract. Most just have the regular military tail lights. The easiest thing to do since you have some time is buy a used/ damaged trailer cord off ebay (beltfed34 has them all the time with damged...

Whats your plan for electrical?

2009 M1101/2 trailers don't need the MWO as when the trailers were built, they got the new parts.

Not much these days still uses the 7 way ROUND PIN connector. All modern pickup trucks use the 7 way connector, thats whats usually Factory/stock. Double check your tow vehicle's connector. This link should help you. I find it is very accurate, and shows both sides of the plug...

All you need is 1,3,5, and 7.

What PCB does that apply to? There are several versions.