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  1. Ferroequinologist

    M146 RV Conversion

    Just put a flapper cap on the exhaust! Then it is automatic! Looks fantastic!
  2. Ferroequinologist

    M146 RV Conversion

    Thanks! I wanted to keep it and do what your doing, but I didn't have a tractor, and I was trying to save my land at the time so I sold it. And the M35. M215 has the m146 trailer now, for his GMC tractor. I know he's been working on it. It was complete, had 3 ladders even. Did have some broken...
  3. Ferroequinologist

    M146 RV Conversion

    I forgot the pictures in my last post. On level ground I could do 55mph- But I kept it around 50. And you *can* back one up.
  4. Ferroequinologist

    M146 RV Conversion

    I moved from VA to SC with a m146 on a dolly behind a m35. Total weight was 39,860lbs. All my shop tools were in the deuce and clothes and furniture in the trailer. And you can back one up- if you are really good and have patience. [thumbzup]
  5. Ferroequinologist

    M146 RV Conversion

    I sold my m146, a month before I bought my xm818. aua I really wanted to do the same thing to mine, but really needed the cash at the time, and I didn't have a tractor... Maybe one day I'll get another. Great looking trailer, can't wait to see it finished!
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