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Im leaning towards a 40mm grenade can. It might work well in the space on the tongue I need it to fit.

I was attempting to get across the fact that I'm replacing the stock steel rims with aftermarket rims and if the stock lug nuts would work. I didn't know that steel and aluminum rims require different lugs. The new rims are aluminum (Procomp 7089). Guess I'll be heading to autozone tomorrow.

Ahhhh. Understood. Sorry. They're aluminum rims.

Sarcasm? I'm trying to figure out if I need tapered nuts or one of the other types.

I was referring to the trailers on GL usually being rusted to ****. That's all.

I've thought about it. I'm sure I could get good money for it. It's perfect, vinyl, clear windows front and rear to see through it. But the day I sell it I'll need it for something hence holding on to it.

I am throwing in a pair of Procomp rims this weekend. Any idea if the lug nuts that are currently on there will work?

Tarp is folded up in the shed. I've actually never even used it.

And the military also doesn't care if they rust out or not. I do.

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M101A2 I thought of the jack stands to keep the tires off the ground. I also ordered wheel covers to keep them out of the sun. Brake fluid was changed this spring. And all rust spots (the few there are) will be painted over in the next couple weeks.

How are you guys storing your trailers outside over the winter? Aside from covering it, what's the best way to do this? I was thinking standing the bed up and laying the tongue on the ground although I'm not sure how to make that happen. I just don't want snow sitting in it for weeks and weeks...

I need a toolbox for my M101A2. I want the kind that sits on the tongue of the trailer but my spare will be mounted to the front of the tub which doesnt leave much space. Ive googled to no avail for a box that is 18" wide in the back, 12" in the front, and 10" front to back. Height doesnt...

If I thinned it a hair and ran a thin tip it might work? Maybe?

I wonder how it would come out of an airless paint sprayer

My other thought was to paint it as the same color as the tow vehicle

Sounds like the path I may take! Awesome!

That house paint is a cool idea. Could throw it right in the sprayer and spray the whole trailer as it sits in 5 minutes.

That's a little better picture I guess