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  1. DUG

    M105 Trailer wiring & build 24v to 12v 4 or 7 pin connection

    Not my issue. I was doing simple math - 2700 pound trailer and "over 5000" pounds on a 7000 pound axle. The OP has since posted that the trailer weighs far less than 2700 than it originally did.
  2. DUG

    M105 Trailer wiring & build 24v to 12v 4 or 7 pin connection

    Wow! That is a weight loss. I've changed out axles, landing gear and wheels before and I knew the stuff was heavy, just did not realize it added up to that much.
  3. DUG

    M105 Trailer wiring & build 24v to 12v 4 or 7 pin connection

    How much do you think it weighs after you made all the changes? The 105 is a heavy trailer (about 2700 lbs) so with only a 7K axle I don't know if you can get "over" 5K in it.
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