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RE: Yep its a M101A1 Thanks Kenneth. I'll download that as soon as the "Technical Manuals" section is back up and running. it seems to not be working right now.

RE: Yep its a M101A1 Ah, I see. "Light poles" that must be what the funny socket like cylindrical brackets are up at the front of the trailer. By the way, do you happen to know what the lidded box is for up at the front of the bed on the driver side? P.S. I was looking at the nameplate...

RE: Yep its a M101A1 Thanks for the good pointers guys. Unfortunately someone already snagged the tank a long time ago. I suspected that was where a fuel tank went, but wasn't sure why it was needed. The generator set makes sense. If I get rid of the filler neck and other misc. hardware...

Okay, I was able to upload soem pictures to a photo album. You can access it here: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=photoshare&func=showimages&fid=178&viewkey=&template=thumbnails

P.S. I found the nameplate tonight (it was very faded) This is actually an M101A1 built in 1968. This seems to be using the same tires as the M37 as you all suggested. By the way, anybody know wher I can get new lug nut studs for these? The may be one or two that need replacing.

Well guys, I took some pictures, but I can't seem to get them to opload. Is there something wrong with the picture posting option? This is not the first time I've tried to post pictures and had it fail. :?

My M880 has the same big beefy gazillion pin trailer plug on it, so I'm thinking it will mate up just fine. Anyone know how heavy these trailers are empty? Any other identifying characteristics for these trailers that I can use to confirm that it is actually an M101 3/4 ton trailer?

Hi guys, I'm going to pick up what I think is an M101 trailer (couldn't find the nameplate) tonight after work and was hoping you all could give me some quick pointers on it. Is this the smaller 3/4 ton trailer? It has the five lug wheels on it and has the leg instead of the wheel on the end...