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If you have a good axle repair shop or even a truck stop, will have the pins I am talking about. They usually are high visible with that plastic coating on the grab handle. Usually red, the pins are held in place with just a standard slip clip like those on the hitch pins. Real easy to install...

Went out an took some photos of my trailers bed dimensions. Front to back 96" Inside-side to side 65 1/2" Side walls 18" With my racks up: 4ft above the floor So 8ftx5.5ft(roughly)x4=gives me just shy of 176 cubic feet. Roughly a cord and a half of fire wood in the trailer alone. With you 8'...

One thing you should look into is the relative size difference between the 101's and 105's. If you haven't actually been up next to one it is hard to visualize the size difference. I originally was going with the 105, till I got up next to one and saw the height at the bed level. Canceled that...

:ditto: I'm with deuce. I swapped out axles on my trailer. I have a +6000lb. axle under my M101A1, with tires rated to 3048 lbs. My trailer can hold 1.5 cords in one shot and the springs are the weak link. Only with solid oak would I get anywhere near the load capability of the trailer. I don't...