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UPDATE: I am happy to announce that I have installed the Curt Class IV hitch on my M109A2. Curt Manufacturing 15605 IDC Receiver Hitch" Automotive; $186.58 18,000 lbs. Load Rating, 1800 lbs. Tongue Weight. It was a project! I had to move the copper air lines out of the way to be able to...

This trailer is 20 foot long and 8 foot wide 10 foot tall. I don't have any way to get it off a flatbed truck. I am not blessed with equipment like some of the members have. No front end loader, no backhoe no forklift, no wrecker! I don't even have a winch on my Deuce yet!:(

GL AD said 7000#. The additional info said 5 ton capacity rating. Its a 315 mile trip to my location.

TIM: I had this tread here for over a week asking for transportation needs and no one has chimed in to volunteer to pick up the trailer locally or help transport it to Slidell. Now that my EUC has cleared (too soon) and pickup days are limited to Tuesdays from 8:00 to 12:00 I don't have the...

Called today to brokers and got a preliminary quote of $675 to ship to my address. He said he could probably get it down $100 if he shopped around. Considering it would cost me approx. $300 in fuel I will just have it shipped here. STOREMAN: I'm just stubborn! It seemed like everyone was...

Maintenance trailer, Year 1991, Mfg. GW Body Works Inc, repair box trailer, Mod # 1684 RTA, steel undercarrage wood floor, alumumin sides, 120 volt lighted interior, side out load ramps. Buyer Loads.

Problem is I have 2 weeks to get it and they only open on Tuesday mornings.

I am going to call someone tomorrow to see what they would charge to haul it here from FL. If not I will default on it. Unless someone local would like to buy it. I have $740 into it.

Are you serious or is this a joke?

Can anyone help me recover a 20' box trailer from North Florida and bring it to my home in Slidell, LA. I have the truck to pull it with. I just needed someone to go with me on the recovery so I don't have to do it all on my own. It will probably be Tuesday January 18, 2011. We need to leave...

It's a shame they don't practice it when they are driving!:driver:

30th is good for us too!

You know you can count me and Terry in. Looking forward to meeting everyone again this year. Hope PB and WM can make it down this year!fat lady sings

As Shane said, I did a lot of thinking and engineering before I put the floor back down. I even installed a vinyl barrier between the metal supports and the PRESSURE TREATED plywood so that the chemicals in the plywood would not corrode the metal. The self tapping screws used were pressure...

Thank for the encouragement I appreciate it! I have a small issue to deal with the involves the engine not running properly at higher RPMs. I think I may have put water into the fuel system when I let the fuel go low in the tank while I was working on it. I hope it is just a matter of...

Title: "Gimpy helps Westy get his nuts off" rofl

Is anyone starting a pool as to when the GOER will GO? At least put the POPCORN smiley back! :grd:

I am planning on covering the floor portion of the insulation with a rubber or vinyl mat or sheeting to protect it from damage. I will use contact cement to fuse the pieces together. This is done to allow for curves and angles in the floor layout of the truck.

You must of missed the muffler install post in this thread. I bought a new one and installed it along with a new muffler and flapper.