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The topper definitely looks homemade, I'll post some pics for sure once I get them home. I have another 416 tub (minus the tailgate:x) so if the tub is trashed, I'll just swap it out. I paid 4 bills each, I bought the 416 just so I could have something else to haul back.:lol: If the m100 is...

Hopefully road trippin' to pick up some 1/4 ton trailers tomorrow, 1 m100 and 1 m416. I hope they're in good shape. :popcorn:

:deadhorse: I think papabear made a good effort to save the GOER. What did YOU do to try and save it?

Here's a visual.

Check for rust everywhere, battery trays, floors, around the edges of the tub, rockers, innerfenders, middle of the tailgate, etc. (they rust a lot!) Check for any wiring that has been hacked together. Make sure it has a title if your state requires one! (not an sf97). Good Luck.

I found out on friday that the chinese starter died, and took the starter relay and some wiring with it.:mad: Changed it out for an american gear reduction starter that evening in time for the parades that weekend. Also finally found some grommets for my antenna and convoy light wiring, so I...

The m1009 is in tb 43-0209. It's here on the site, but with the deuce tm's.

TM 9-8030 states the allowable speed in 4th high range as 55 mph, you could always pull the rear axle shafts instead of the driveshaft.

It should be on a dataplate in the drivers door jamb.

They are used to connect a scrambler to the rt-524 and the r-442 for secure voice communications. I have no use for them, but they're kinda cool to have.

I don't think m416a1's existed yet at that time frame. The markings were probably part of the restoration, and the amber reflectors should be red as well on the sides.

Today I acquired a couple of interconnecting boxes. j-3513a/u and j-3514a/u

Here is a pic of the stock brackets, front and rear.

The manual also shows the bumpers and grille as being camo, which is not factory. :doghead:(:))

The wheels look black to me in this thread, hard to tell though.:doghead: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/41332-assembly-line-pics.html

Got any pics of how the lid works? I have heard of aluminum tops for 416's from the military but have never seen one, so I'm not sure about yours.

Its a m416a1 trailer, surge brakes are standard. Nice trailer.

I found a mirror glass at the local auto parts store for mine, attached it with silicone. I used rearview mirror cement on the rearview to attach that.

Post a picture, it might be an m52a2 5ton.

Here's a pic, there is a vertical plate between the towbar legs that is connected to the curved pieces you can see. You have to put the legs on after the bar is though.