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M1101/02 trailers: I need to change the wheels and need the exact size
What you have will work, but with my setup, there is no movement. It is solid. -
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M1101/02 trailers: I need to change the wheels and need the exact size
Here is a picture of my alterations. I welded a 4" box tubing under the existing tongue, then welded another tube under that to level trailer when pulling behind the Jeep or Pickup. The way to do this is to set the trailer level, then measure under the existing tube and measure the ball height... -
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M1101/02 trailers: I need to change the wheels and need the exact size
I routinely load our trailer to one ton, and have no problems. I would not like to have to make a panic stop at 70 mph without trailer brakes, but it does just fine being pulled by a 2014 Jeep Rubicon. If I pulled it with our F250 psd, I would think it would even be better, because the truck has... -
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M1101/02 trailers: I need to change the wheels and need the exact size
To bad you are so far away. I have four 37x12.5 humvee tires and wheels, that I pulled off our two M116a3 trailers. No way at my age I could change a flat tire. If one of them fell over, that would be it. They must weigh a hundred pounds. I altered one of the M116a3 trailers to pull behind our Jeep. -
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M1101/02 trailers: I need to change the wheels and need the exact size
The lug nut spacing is standard Chevy 8 lug. I altered the hitch on our M1101 and kept the stock tires on our trailer. I did purchase chevy wheels for our M116a3 that uses the same stock 37x12.5 tires the M1101 uses.