m105 camper

[jrou111]

Do a M109 or S280 shelter on a M756 or M1061 trailer and be done with it.

Enough room for sleeping, cooking, bathroom, and storage of tools and parts. There's plenty more room for water and waste tanks, and a generator too.

 

[srodocker]

wish my shelter on the back was insulated. mine has the new style landing gear and a leg for the back its sweet. mine is a 103a3 trailer tho

 

[rideni]

I don't know the s-250 on the 105 is pretty nice

 

[Mike_Pop]

I've got my M105 camper for sale. It's a Unimog radio box mounted on an M105A2 chassis. Some of you may have seen it at Aberdeen (Churchville/Mudville) in 2003. It's much bigger than the S280 shelter but less headroom.

Pictures of the camper: Unimog Radio Box Camper pictures by junormaneureka - Photobucket

 

[docfarmall]

i put 2x6 across top of trailer bed and a full sized mattress and box springs sleeps great with room to store underneath

 

[maplehillfrm]

I brought my 105 fully modded to Haspin. Don't you remember? It was parked across the road from you. Here is a pic to jog your memory.

now that right there is a very good use of space on a m105,, great job,,

 

[tm america]

s250 is nice but the one for the m105 is 9ft long and 7ft tall and the s250 is less than 8ft long and about 6ft tall plus the s250 has wheel wells that run the whole lengh and the one for the trailer only has them right where the wheel wells are in the trailer .so it gives you alot more flat floor to play with

 

[tm america]

i dont think i would make a trailer out of a m109 i would just make a camper out of it and pull my m35a2c down behind it.i would love to get a m109 or even better yet a m820 but funds are limited in this economy and i already have a m105 .and its nice to have a light trailer that way i can pull it behind my dodge if i need toi think matt1970 had the best set up with the s280 shelter and the life set up he made to be able to take it out the truck once he got there

 

[swbradley1]

Yeah Matt's setup for lifting his shelter is pretty cool.


I was lucky to get mine out of the camping area this year without covering it with mud.

Whatever you come up with let us all know because I might do the same with one of my 105s.

sw

 

[Hell On Wheels]

While I was in the Army we always used M105 as campers/parts room/sleeping arrangements with some plywood nothing special. As a mechanic it did its job and we would always leave the canvas on them to keep the commanders from making it a point that we shouldn’t have any special privileges. We used to put rear doors on them to keep people from steeling our spare parts or TMs.

Robert

 

[xxxdowhat]

Hello: Have 5 ton with tarp. Have one 330 gal tote for water, one for fuel, plan to add one more for water, between the tote and wall triple stack large ice chest, camping lat, white gas, and stove, chemical for port pot, one for ice, one for ice and food, one with only ice becomes chest for dirty dishes to bring home, next three ( these all stack together) flower, sugar, cornmeal, etc, one has plates, and cup, forks spoons, small pans, one has all cast iron pots and pans, fishing rods go above totes, carry chairs, wal mart cotts, two fold up wal mart tables, one has wire end that i use when cooking with cast iron, a 14' x10' tarp with bent tubeing like 14' long with 8' legs, wood post for middlw and three 10' small trees to hold tarp away from side of truck, this make a shade 10'x14', two ropes to tie to ground, two camo nets for the ends to keep sun out. Cary a fire ring, for rebar to adjust grill over fire, ring is three parts, bolt to gether, one 36" grill, cooking tools for grill, and welding gloves, i fish every other week, cost fuel and food $100.00 to $200.00 some lakes 40 miles, some 200 miles, spend 3 to 4 days out, you will have people stop by day and night to look and talk, love the camping out, as am a poor fisher man, bring any kind of meat, and veg. And i can cook a fair meal. Love my 5 ton. Xxxdowhat