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ZiggyO I just happen to have family in NE.. LOL

That would be awesome!

The last couple of years have been very busy with life changes but things are starting to settle down enough to allow me to get back to my OD addiction. I've been wanting to complete my M447c trailer with the addition of either side curtains or more desirable hard sides. I'm thinking that hard...

Just a table in general. I'm not in any hurry.

Hey pete, didn't get a chance to talk about the table before you took off.

It's a '32 Olds sedan.

Well after a bit of messing around, today was the day to install the winch on the m818. That's enough work for one guy today. Lol next is install the pto and linkage tomorrow. The goal is to have everthing installed minus the cable since I don't have one yet and painted before the Washington...

I will be there.

I'm using a 4 prong plug to power the trailer so I can use the three phase. I use the trailer to work on my many hobbies.

So after several days of soaking with penatrating oil, the trottle plate moves freely and the starter button does too. Pulled the plugs today and shot lube in the cylinders.

Thats an awesome post, thanks for the info.

Inside mine came with 2 work benches and a desk at the nose. I've been working on an electrical panel thus week so there's lot of stuff out. [emoji3]

Front of trailer with 3kw gen with additional muffler to quiet it down. 2 field light containers 1 with field light set and one with civilian extention cords.

Sorry for the sideway pictures, posted from my phone.

So there's a bit of sheet metal work to be done. Gotta pull the starter out so I can free up the start button on it and make sure it spins. All the gauges need to be replace and the brakes are still a mystery. The throttle plate on the carburetor is sized up and is currently soaking in kroil...

So the last couple days have been nice so I've had some time to pressure was the cckw inside and out. Confirmed the vin # 353 truck with banjo axles. Been spraying down any thing that should move with lube to get things to move again. Next in the list is to remove what's left of the bed.

With a single phase generator, you'll have to do some rewiring to get everything to work correctly too. I run on single phase when at home since the only thing that requires 3phase is the ac unit, but there are ways around that problem too.

There should be a black out option on the trailer. Mine has the switch mounted to the side of the breaker panel, when selected, and the back door open, the main lights shut off and the a single black out light comes on. The relay that controls it is mounted inside the breaker panel. Let me...