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If anyone is still looking for reinforcement plates I have New In Box plates with all the rivets.

Just depends on how many people really want that one particular trailer. I place the maximum bid I want on something and then ignore it (most of the time) until the sale is over. If someone wanted that one they'd keep bidding until they either gave up or passed what I bid. There might be 20...

I have a friend that has 4 of the C2328 (one with speaker) if anyone is looking for one to complete a set. I'll get a price if someone needs one.

I have limited understanding of the unit but from what I recall the set is for remote radio transmission in connection with a PRC-25 or RT426. What you have is the C2328 (one with speaker) and C2329 (one with mike cord) which together make the GRA-39. You place the C2329 at a remote location...

Did you get this figured out yet (meaning have you registered yet)? The reason for the 8.125% is because it's not just "state" sale tax but also local if you're a TX resident. You paid San Antonio sales tax. If you had gotten it at Ft Hood or Hooks the sales tax would have been different. Not...

Looks like I won't be bringing the deuce. I will be there camping but in my pickup and I'll be set up at the swap meet Thursday afternoon and Friday. If you can reserve me a XL tshirt I'd appreciate it.

Things have been updated. Now it's "Remember the Alamo Dome" or what we in San Antonio call "The Dead Armadillo." Disclaimer: No marsupials were harmed in the posting of this thread.

I haven't really done anything else other than move the tank forward in the trailer and put the hose reel into the back (and rattle can part of the tank). I still need to strap everything down and decide where to mount the pump. I've been busy working on the MKT so this kind of slid to the...

Here's a thread I started on modifying a TPU for installation in a M105A3. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/auxillary-equipment/55916-tank-pumping-unit-tpu-modification-help.html I've got the hose reel unit in the back of the trailer but still haven't finished actually mounting it yet. I doubt...

It's actually a R&R vehicle to project images. There would be a couple of others assigned to it with large speakers blasting Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and a concession stand with burnable refreshments and Dorito's.

From leaving it out in the rain. That's why I needed a cover.

Yes the cover was on inside out. I was so concerned about the length that I didn't pay attention to where the buckles were. Here's a picture with it on the correct way and also a close up of the snaps that KsM715 was talking about (now on the inside). I also remeasured the side wall length...

I'll measure it and post. I think atankersdad is probably right about it being for a 105. ***** Okay these are all approx. It would have been easier measuring it while it was on the ground but I don't feel like taking it off at the moment Front top corner seam to seam approx 68" Side Front...

For now it's a generator cover. I'm not planning on towing the genset anywhere in the near future so the extra length is no big deal. The b*tch part is it hit 80 today and I'm inside 2 different trailers trying to put this tarp on by myself. Luckily the 116 is parked right behind the 101 so...

So I thought maybe the M116 Gen Trailer (since it was so long on the sides). Nope. I'd try it on the M105 but I don't have any bows. Good thing I have lots of trailers with no covers.

I bought a cover for my M101A1 and put it on today. Somethings not quite right.

One thing I would recommend to sellers: if you're going to spray paint the tires, move the truck before you take pictures.

Well if diesel goes up much more I may come in my F250 but not the deuce. I'll have about 500 miles roundtrip to the show and then the Rally and right now it'll be about $175 just for fuel. I guess my part of the Rally could be a M101A1:sad:

What time are we set for arrival on Friday? I'm coming over Thursday and setting up at the Swap Meet for those 2 days but figured I could pack up early on Friday and head to the rendevous point (something I need an address or landmark for).

Back to work on the tensioning rod hole. I went ahead with riveting the aluminum stock to the trailer roof. I'm more comfortable that it'll last versus just the epoxy. I cut the piece large enough to allow for the rod hole and also holes for the rivets, drilled it all out on the press...