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looks like it does the job

Thanks for the offer

Had a hardtop, stayed with previous owner, I'm a ragtop man.

Had dolly under trailer, raised trailer 1/2", pulled dolly out, backed M52 tractor under trailer, that raised landing gear 2" off ground.

Well... things have not gone as planned as with any recovery, tractor is running and ready to move first guy showed up with a rollback that was supposed to have been rated for 20000 lb, truck weighs 18000, winched truck up on Deck then when he tried to lower it looked like the deck was going to...

Funny your timing, it is sitting underneath the trailer right now hoping to bring the tractor home tomorrow at which time I will pull the dolly out from under the trailer and get some good photos

Yes the ones in the trailer were drilled by hand, all the holes in the plates were cut on our cnc table

M127

Used grade 8 5/8" fine thread with nyloc nuts. Have plates for front and back, need to trim and weld in, needed trailer moved and being our 50 ton press just laughed at me when I pressed the petal I figured the side plates would do the job.

Drilled the trailer on 6" centers in case I need to move hitch, currently all the way forward is about 4" in front of axle.

Picked up a M200 locally and thanks to wheelspinner for a hitch assembly, Fabed up a couple plates at the shop.