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Just picked up a M200A1 trailer today and wondering what people have done with them. Water tank, flatbed, camper conversion? Anyone have any pictures what they have done?
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M200A1 Trailer. What to do?
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Camper hauler behind the 5ton
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NICE!! Looks like the camper fits like a glove!!! How does it tow?
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Tows really nice, even towed it short distances without the tongue extension, behind the pickup
handled it really well but don’t want to make a habit of it with the pickup not being able to activate the brakes.
handled it really well but don’t want to make a habit of it with the pickup not being able to activate the brakes.
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They make good 5th wheel dollies.
Cheers
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Wow... never thought of that. Great Idea!!!
Thanks,
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Airbornebandsman built that one for himself, but passed it on to me when he bought a tractor. He did a very good job of it, well thought out and executed. There is a thread of his build on SS somewhere.
I use it to shunt trailers around, or I can haul the M146 with the M813 (which combination I don't seem to have ever taken a picture of).
A stranger combination was using it to haul the Humvee 5th-wheel shelter-carrier when we were moving out to the new property last year.
Now that the shelter is on there, I suppose I could use it to haul the shelter behind a deuce or 5-ton, though it would certainly look odd!
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I use it to shunt trailers around, or I can haul the M146 with the M813 (which combination I don't seem to have ever taken a picture of).
A stranger combination was using it to haul the Humvee 5th-wheel shelter-carrier when we were moving out to the new property last year.
Now that the shelter is on there, I suppose I could use it to haul the shelter behind a deuce or 5-ton, though it would certainly look odd!
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What tires/wheels are one the trailer?
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Is your tounge extension something you built or is it available as a kit?
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Built myself. Will try to get some closer pics tomorrow.
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Sorry I missed this question way back when. The wheels and tires are Sand Trails off of a Husky with adapter plates.
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I don't have any pictures but one of mine has been turned into a portable, outdoor workout center. New owner mounted gym equipment and accessories to take with him.
Another was used as the base for a portable climbing wall.
Farmers and construction crews have turned them into fuel tankers, water haulers, fertilizer haulers, etc...
One was used to mount a home built, massive log splitter/ fence rail machine.
Another was used as the base for a portable climbing wall.
Farmers and construction crews have turned them into fuel tankers, water haulers, fertilizer haulers, etc...
One was used to mount a home built, massive log splitter/ fence rail machine.
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Here are a few pics of the tongue extension
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It’s removable, and can be extended 38” if necessary.
The lunette is also on a receiver so it can easily be swapped out for my ball hitch if needed.
My trailer came from @kblazer87 as well!
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Wow that’s just awesome!
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Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. Cool.
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