Just won a M105. Now what do I need?

[indy4x4fab]

My first picture is of my recovery of my m105a2.

The second was of me, sparky, and k5jeremy, pulling it all the way from Indiana to Kansas and back, with out any major problems.

 

[Warthog]

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/trailers/58949-fort-sill-m105a2-recovery.html

 

[MarcusOReallyus]

If anybody has any other suggestions I'm all ears.

Three suggestions:

1. Relax.
2. Enjoy.
3. Say Hi to Ft. Cartoon for me.

 

[indy4x4fab]

Heck tomorrow I'm picking up five m105s out of indy all of which are spoken for.

 

[Ranger159]

I got it. Drove it 96 miles to the homestead. No issues at all. The GL lady was awesome and even helped me get the trailer hooked up. I'll post some picks. For a couple hundred bucks not a bad deal at all. The F250 didn't even strain. Now it'll be my weekend project to turn the pintle.

 

[TIGERFANS2]

Great!

 

[MarcusOReallyus]

Hey, not so fast!

Did you follow my three suggestions?

 

[Recovry4x4]

See, painless and simple. Trailers, for the most part, are a joy to fetch. Semi trailers not so much.

 

[Ranger159]

Yep sure did. It was good drive. The GL rep who helped me had me out of there in 15minutes. It took more time for me to check over the hubs and lights than it did to hook it up. The tires were warm by the time I got home but for 2 hours of driving I'd think that was normal.

 

[Ranger159]

Oh man. That would suck. They were loading Hummers on trailers when I got there... too bad we can't get those bad boys.

 

[jbingvtx]

The NDCC tires always get warm, nothing to be concerned about there.

 

[indy4x4fab]

Glad to hear that everything went well. I had a few hick-ups but nothing to major on my end.

me in the lead wife in the truck behind me and k5jeremy behind her, on the first half of the recovery.