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I'm in the same boat... bought two van trailers and another lot of stuff and it still says submission pending yet I did get the email stating that they received my euc so i dunno looks like same boat as you guys.

not sure if it would be a strain but no you should not have to flip the studs. When i get home ill try to post a picture of what it looks like when they are flipped and the studs on those wheels are not flipped

everything is usually always more over here because typically we dont have the numbers and numbers of trucks that the east coast tends to have, so its kinda like throwing a nice steak in the middle of a wolf pack around here at times... :-/

lock pins huh? never seen or knew of those... Backing dollys doesn't bother me as I used to pull tripple trailers and had to back them in the yard from time to time... But I think I'm going to have to find a dolly before euc clears then, sounds like it's the only way to pull that shorter trailer

think i can get away with hooking a dolly on and then pulling the trailer home then? it will be loaded with tires as well?

kinda what i was figuring but just wanted to double check ya the one of them is the m146 and the other is the m129

RE: I think 5 ton combat rims you are not supposed to post this!

what do you mean what trailer number?

heres what i got the other day! :-)

ill just be hauling them home with a load of tires in them freeway only... also is there any difference between the m127 and m129 other than one is van versus stake side...? everything else should be the same shouldn't it?

Now that I have the 5ton M818 on 52" tires... will either the M129a3 or the M146 work out?

ya thats true... i'd just carry it on yourself if you have a concealed that is... but at any rate even if can't take it just be forewarned...

fyi...take your pistol... bad bad neighborhood (this isn't a joke) if you dont take pistol at least watch all your tools and yourself when working around that area just my fyi and 2cents

All we do is make sure the brakes are properly adjusted and then we have quick pins where there is usually bolts holding the trailer to the frame area on the front and then just set the brakes and back against the trailer...trailer dumps...

just the Yakima lot, i'll have to get pictures of the vancouver lot too ;-)

I have one as well but likewise I'm on westcoast...

Ruppster - thank you for the compliments!!!

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trucks back at home...both were in show

father and i hope to be there....