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02-22-2010, 13:02
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4 Star General
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M35 bed on M105 Frame w/ axle move
OK, I finally got around to completing the trailer for the bobbed M35A3 I am building. The trailer uses the 2x extra A3 tires/wheels off of the 3rd axle that was removed and the A3 truck bed.
I moved the axle back 2'. I moved the air/hydro brake assy back and extended the air side flex line to correct the move.
I figured out a way to test the brakes without a truck too. I drilled out a QD air fitting to screw on the airline then supplied air through a regulator (100 PSI) via facility air.
The tongue weight is 280# (~10% of the trailer's empty weight) and it pulls great.
Justin Wehring
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02-22-2010, 13:09
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02-22-2010, 13:15
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Nice...
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Sweet.
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02-22-2010, 13:54
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I bet it is easier to backup now with the axle farther back on the frame. Seems like a longer trailer gives you more time to react.
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02-22-2010, 14:02
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Man, that's just backwards.
Seriously though, looks good.
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02-22-2010, 14:09
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4 Star General
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Yup...
I was thinking the SAME thing when I was looking at the package. All of this work for the same cargo area as when I started the conversion.
Recycling the bed and trailer frame really cuts down on the waste produced by the conversion.
Before I moved the axle back the tongue had -10# tongue weight. Had to use a hi-lift under the rear to keep it on the front dolly wheels.
Justin Wehring
02-22-2010, 14:11
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backing
Yes it is much easier to back now. Shorter truck with longer trailer makes for a nice package for backing.
Justin Wehring
02-22-2010, 16:11
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Looks nice, hey nothing wrong with recycling, better than going to the scrapper, hey now you have a cool truck and a trailer that you can use anytime. Nice Work!!!
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02-22-2010, 17:08
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I wish it were staying but it belongs to a customer. This truck pushed me over the edge with buying the 900 series 5 ton in HI. I love the automatic...
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