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It was a long time coming, but a cute "little" m105 found it way to my house this past Sunday.
It took a rather circuitous route, but it did finally manage to settle in the back yard next to the shop quansit tent.![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
Pretty decent shape. Several scrapes and dents thanks to fork-lift blades.
It also has a bent hand brake linkage from the afore mentioned blades.
Have reworked a couple of the dents already.
Need to do some "electrical" work as it appears I don't have all the lights operational. I am not sure whether this is due to the "Raven Deuce" or the trailer. Will be cruising the manuals tonight to get the pin layout for the recepticals. Will also be looking at the bulbs before to much more time goes by. I thought I might be able to use this trailer to haul my Bobcat around.
Uhhhhhh, nope! Skid-steer is too large. "DARN, might need ANOTHER military trailer Honey!" (I'll see how that one goes over LOL)opcorn: It had three sides as you can see in the pics. Need the rear side and the bows and cover. Anyone selling? So, the collection continues! LOL Have to give credit where credit is due, members "Alredneck" and "Woodywood" did the hauling for me!
THANK YOU!! Trailer snuck up on their trailer and hid in front of a LAND YACHT M-36 that was going North!
( made trailer look REALLLLLLY small) Did a little exhaust work on Alredneck's dodge, purely cosmetic of course. Nice to be able to help a fellow member out too. Chatted a bit, and then they were off in a flash, they had more toys to deliver to the good boys and girls! Hope that they come back soon and bring MORE goodies. Heck they could just come back and throw a line in the lake and BS, just nice guys to shoot the "poop" with. Let me know if anyone has any suggestions on the "light" trouble. Thanks!
It took a rather circuitous route, but it did finally manage to settle in the back yard next to the shop quansit tent. Pretty decent shape. Several scrapes and dents thanks to fork-lift blades. It also has a bent hand brake linkage from the afore mentioned blades. Have reworked a couple of the dents already. Need to do some "electrical" work as it appears I don't have all the lights operational. I am not sure whether this is due to the "Raven Deuce" or the trailer. Will be cruising the manuals tonight to get the pin layout for the recepticals. Will also be looking at the bulbs before to much more time goes by. I thought I might be able to use this trailer to haul my Bobcat around. Uhhhhhh, nope! Skid-steer is too large. "DARN, might need ANOTHER military trailer Honey!" (I'll see how that one goes over LOL)opcorn: It had three sides as you can see in the pics. Need the rear side and the bows and cover. Anyone selling? So, the collection continues! LOL Have to give credit where credit is due, members "Alredneck" and "Woodywood" did the hauling for me! THANK YOU!! Trailer snuck up on their trailer and hid in front of a LAND YACHT M-36 that was going North! ( made trailer look REALLLLLLY small) Did a little exhaust work on Alredneck's dodge, purely cosmetic of course. Nice to be able to help a fellow member out too. Chatted a bit, and then they were off in a flash, they had more toys to deliver to the good boys and girls! Hope that they come back soon and bring MORE goodies. Heck they could just come back and throw a line in the lake and BS, just nice guys to shoot the "poop" with. Let me know if anyone has any suggestions on the "light" trouble. Thanks!
