Show us your Military Trailers

[MarkM]

My 1991 M101A2

 

[SteveKuhn]

That sure isn't a DRMO paint job. I like the lunette set up.

Steve

 

[TurboMustang370]

HEMAT behind M931A2View attachment 447287View attachment 447288

Looks the the front tires are taller, I guess you are no longer using 6x6.

 

[dragonman]

Looks the the front tires are taller, I guess you are no longer using 6x6.

Yes they are about the size of the 16.00R20s. I just threw them on to see how they fit, Im getting the rest of the wheels blasted and powder coated.

 

[TurboMustang370]

Yes they are about the size of the 16.00R20s. I just threw them on to see how they fit, Im getting the rest of the wheels blasted and powder coated.

Your plan is put the same tires from the front on all six? I'd like to see some photos once you bolt them on, that think will practically float on mud with those wide treads. Awesome.

 

[SRB1976]

1st, the pics.
2nd, model and year: M416 Unknown year, bought it with 2009 homemade trailer title
3rd, Country: Good ol' USofA
4th, Do you tow using a military vehicle only, or a both a military vehicle and a civilian vehicle? The M1009

 

[Pawnshop]

Very nice trailer! Mine always went behind my M1009, but now that it's been totaled I should tow it behind my F250 fir giggles

 

[blisters13]

with the dolly M62 or Kraz. without the dolly M54 tractor unit. (Mini Roundabouts (doghnuts) in the middle of the road here in U.K.) Are negotiated on the same side of the road as you guys! ((the right!)) The deck "rolls" out and down for loading. (pushed by the towing vehicle) and pulled back when loaded. (Gaurd at back rises as bed lowers ,drops when pulled back, acts as stepping ramp). The headboard lowers forward giving 47 foot deck.

NICE!

Wait wait wait.... 47 FEET?? 14.33 meters???

 

[CAVman]

my new 2009 m1102 trailer. just picked it up yesterday. I could swear that this one has never been used.

 

[Kelzamos]

Lex Ordo here is mine to add to your thread. 1991 Kasel M101A2 3/4 Ton bought from GL and picked up on 9-18-2013. My first but not my last!

 

[Pawnshop]

Not my trailer, but this is what an M1101 looks like behind my F250HD

 

[harleyhouse]

I like the size of my 101A2 trailer behind my pick up.

 

[Pawnshop]

I was worried about the width of the M1101 but it's only about 6" wider than my F250 on each side and narrower than my mirrors, and has a LOT more floor space than an M101 (and I mean a LOT...) with built in tie down points in the floor. The top attaches in a much more user friendly manner and is better constructed, the bows are easier to install as well. Even though it's bigger than an M101 it's only 100lb heavier empty, and you could ditch the HMMWV wheels/tires and runflats for lighter M101A2 wheels/tires to make up that weight if that is a worry for you (of course that will reduce stability and floatation on loose soil). The only area in which I feel the M101 is better is the wood/fiberglass lattice sides that extend above the bed sides. If a load more than 12" high shifts it could poke through the vinyl cover or fall out with no cover on it at all, and I think the metal loop style bows are more easily damaged by trees or whatnot. That said, I still want one!

 

[BORNGEARHEAD]

Here's a pic of my m101 and Off-Road Xterra.

 

[evilmonkey]

M101A2
USA
I'm just towing it with my Xterra, I am thinking of stripping down (removing axle, spring packs, brakes, and surge brake and replacing with lighter parts) and building in to expedition trailer. I pick this trailer up for $150.00.

 

[zebedee]

Saw this yesterday while looking at some other equipment!

Posts 835 '6 & '7


Where was this one? A friend of mine has just won one in PA - he's going to use the unit on his F450 for road side repairs/servicing - tractor trailers and farm calls etc. I am going to use the trailer to mount a big compressor/MEP-003/blast pot.

[SIZE=-1]Cage Code:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Part Number:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Company Name:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]23834[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ENG3[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ELLIOTT MACHINEWORKS INC.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]MRC:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Requirement Name:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Requirement:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AAXX[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MOUNTING TYPE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]TRAILER[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AFPV[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]COMPARTMENT QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]3[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AGDH[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]WHEEL QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]2[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AQLT[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LIGHT[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]PROVIDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AYJR[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]HOSE HOLDER TYPE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]REEL[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AZBG[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ENGINE TYPE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]GASOLINE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKR[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LUBRICANT STORAGE TANK[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]INCLUDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKS[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LUBRICANT PUMP OPERATION METHOD[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AIR[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKT[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AIR COMPRESSOR CAPACITY RATING[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]23.0 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKW[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BATTERY CHARGER[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]INCLUDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKX[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LIGHT TYPE AND QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]PANEL LIGHTS[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMWC[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ORIGINAL LUBRICANT DRUM UTILIZATION FEATURE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]NOT INCLUDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMWD[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LUBRICANT HOSE QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]4[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMWF[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AIR HOSE QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]1[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-1[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MANUFACTURERS CODE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]81349[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-1[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]NON-DEFINITIVE GOVERNMENT SPEC/STD REFERENCE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MILL10269[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-5[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MANUFACTURERS CODE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]23834[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-5[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]DESIGN CONTROL REFERENCE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ENG3[/SIZE]

 

[RAYZER]

Posts 835 '6 & '7


Where was this one? A friend of mine has just won one in PA - he's going to use the unit on his F450 for road side repairs/servicing - tractor trailers and farm calls etc. I am going to use the trailer to mount a big compressor/MEP-003/blast pot.

[SIZE=-1]Cage Code:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Part Number:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Company Name:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]23834[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ENG3[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ELLIOTT MACHINEWORKS INC.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]MRC:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Requirement Name:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Requirement:[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AAXX[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MOUNTING TYPE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]TRAILER[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AFPV[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]COMPARTMENT QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]3[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AGDH[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]WHEEL QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]2[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AQLT[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LIGHT[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]PROVIDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AYJR[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]HOSE HOLDER TYPE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]REEL[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AZBG[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ENGINE TYPE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]GASOLINE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKR[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LUBRICANT STORAGE TANK[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]INCLUDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKS[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LUBRICANT PUMP OPERATION METHOD[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AIR[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKT[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AIR COMPRESSOR CAPACITY RATING[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]23.0 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKW[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BATTERY CHARGER[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]INCLUDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMKX[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LIGHT TYPE AND QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]PANEL LIGHTS[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMWC[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ORIGINAL LUBRICANT DRUM UTILIZATION FEATURE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]NOT INCLUDED[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMWD[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]LUBRICANT HOSE QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]4[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]BMWF[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]AIR HOSE QUANTITY[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]1[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-1[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MANUFACTURERS CODE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]81349[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-1[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]NON-DEFINITIVE GOVERNMENT SPEC/STD REFERENCE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MILL10269[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-5[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]MANUFACTURERS CODE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]23834[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]SR-5[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]DESIGN CONTROL REFERENCE[/SIZE] [SIZE=-2]ENG3[/SIZE]

This one was in central fl from a private owner.

 

[100acre]

This is my newest addition. I've been toying with the idea of turning it into an off road expedition trailer with slide out kitchen, on demand hot water shower & a roof top tent, like the ones you see on expeditionportal.com but I find it soo difficult not to restore it to original condition. Maybe I'll compromise and do both!

 

[harleyhouse]

That 416 is in good shape.

I went a little crazy with my M101A2 but it has been a great trailer to take camping.

 

[Evil Dr. Porkchop]

Picked up a nice m116a2; here it is with the CUCV II Tahoe.