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Pics were taken right after final placement last year. Deck was added and electrical hooked up after these pics.

I also did the drilling of very small holes in the pin. About the size of the spray tube on a can of WD-40. I used ACF50 on the hinges and door handle. Door handle was easy to free up and get going again. Most Hinges were easy also. Bottom hinge was the problem child It took at least a...

You just scared the fluid out of it.........

If you were lightly shocked by the mounts themselves and not the battery post, you definitely have issues somewhere. That is not normal. Will a voltmeter read anything? No charging or light issues?

Read post #5 First sentence. Inexpensive part and easy to replace.

Well you definitely don’t have to worry about enough tongue weight anymore.

I have them on a M101A2 It’s been working like a champ, especially with the tons of rain we’ve had lately.

I have 6 1”x4”s spaced apart on top, under tarp, to prevent ponding. Works great, cheap and easily removable for transit. Some guys permanently mount them to the bow tops I’ve read.

After 8 months, the PEX I installed isn’t showing hardly any signs of wear. Definitely a must do item if factory bushing is missing.

I bought mine on ebay Brand new and excellent price. Two complete sets still in factory packages No clue what price they are now. Post in classifieds and if no luck eBay Most online vendors want stupid money for them. Shipping is usually the killer. Still worth it though......to a point.

Buy the all metal ones if you can. Usually more expensive but worth it. Much lighter than the wood sets

Maybe local PD, but State Police/Highway Patrol will know. Most sheriffs departments will also. State DOT officers will definitely know and are the ones most likely to stop you. Biggest thing you have to worry is your insurance company. Any accident, regardless of fault, and your...

It’s a Diesel so it will be loud. When cold, the cold advance and high idle solenoid will make it louder until warmed up. That and no insulation in the cab.

Their correct. Very Bad idea and not legal anyway. Check with your states DOT officers and they will tell you same thing. Even the Military is smart enough not to do it. Plenty of youtube videos of people who try it (Different trailers, same physics) and ending with disastrous results...

Why leave the hood up for 11 days? Just curious.

Best bet is to post in the parts wanted forum. Usually some are on eBay, but SS members almost always beat those prices. Always amazes me what some of these guys have squirreled away.

Your best bet if funds are available is to acquire a set of the fiberglass sides and gates. Lighter, stronger, and will never rot. A common upgrade/modification to these is to install a gate in front also. Extremely handy and it’s very easy modification to do.

Not normal and was probably swapped with another part at some point. Very easy to fix by cutting your own notch.

The one thing you will not find, unless extremely lucky, are new parking brake levers. Cables are still out there, but correct NOS handle assembly’s are basically nonexistent. They made thousands of these trailers and for whatever reason, no known supply of surplus NOS parking brake handles...

Best Military Trailer ever made in my opinion. Dexter still makes the parts for the axle/brakes. Croft Trailer still has factory parts for the surge brake assembly. Your gonna love it!!!!! Congrats!!!!