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I may have jumped the gun on this. what is a 2 1/2 ton trailer?

I go to robins every day. i work there.:) i would be glad to help but i don't know how to go about picking up something i didn't win, if you or anyone else for that matter can clue me in i'll help you.

i would think so but not 100% sure

you should have 2 airpacks, 1 on each frame rail pointing in opposite directions. And yes they are better because if you loose brakes in one system the other will still stop you. mine has dual circuit brakes.

ooooo, air shift lever, did i win?

I like it! Also like the diamond plate, nice touch. Should make it easier to climb into the bed too.

Nothing compares to standing 20ft away from one while being launched off a carrier, the rumble feels like it messes with your heart beat.

:ditto:, But maybe do one of each?

Care to go into more detail on how to?

So far. But it looks like drama is coming to that one too.

Front axle seals and boots stepXstep read through that thread, great info, you should be able to figure out how far to tear it down to do what you need to do.

got any pics of the lucky little lady christmas morning offroading her new jeep? :driver:

Thank you, i do love my job. absolutely, and no offence was taken, i've read alot of your posts and you seem to be a really smart guy and i appreciate any and all replies.

I understand the benifits to bends in metal, and said tension and compression stresses, i'm an aircraft sheet metal mechanic, currently supporting the war fighter fixing and repairing the mighty C-130 hercules. (sorry, kinda proud of that:-D) anyways, thanks for the replies, i think i know what...

I was thinking that also, But why not through the flanges? Like 1 bolt 1/2" dia 'bout every 6" or so?

Just did, looks mean, but go ahead and throw your spine in the trash if you try to use it!

So does anyone see a problem with doing a bob this way if it were all bolted together? I really like the idea of using more of the m105 than just the bed.

that looks great! is it self powered or do you push the bar across the back?

Hey thats pretty cool lookin', can't wait to see a finished pic.

off topic, i know, noticed your from warner robins, i work on robins afb, live out in danville, didn't know there was anybody this close to me.