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I picked up a couple of boxes to mount under the M146. It will have plenty of clearance with the lift and 14-20's.

Yeah it tows really nice. Just need to build folding stairs for the rear. Then start on the inside.

I got to take it out for a ride today to see how it tracks behind the truck. Next stop Iola or bust!

Ok it's settled I'll do the roof in the white elastmatic coating. It's leak free not but don't want to wait for one.

I used exterior latex paint I got from home depot. I might use herculiner bed liner on the roof cause I have a gallon left over.

I got some paint on the trailer today. Still need to paint the top and a few other spots.

Soon Ray. I keep forgetting to go get plates for it. I definitely need to see how it tracks and adjust if needed. I thinking on building a fold up stairs for the rear I just don't really know how I want to do it yet. Agazza I would look into get a axle from a semi trailer with air brakes. Having...

Well I got the 14-20's on the trailer. Now looking at it makes it all worth it. It sits pretty much level with tractor. I'm going to have to extend the landing gear now!

Mocking up tires to see how high it will be. Looks like it should sit even with the M931a2 tractor.

A good friend helped me out with them.

It's the original axle Ray. Just has an adapter to go to ten lugs.

Made a rear ICC bumper and put in some more bracing between the frames. Also getting close to putting on the 14-20's!

I'm using 5 ton combat wheels with a set of wheel adapters.

Yep Ray you are right on. Before with small tires the landing gear was on a forward angle do to the height of the 5 ton a1/a2's. Now the gear is straight up and down.

Now if I can only make the inside as nice as your M146 Ray.

Nope going to do M146 in camo.

For now I'm going to use some wood blocks. I think I'll make some new taller landing gear shoes.

With the deuce frame upside down it gave a little more clearance for the M146 brake stuff. I do think it's up about 8". Once I get the 14-20 Goodyear's on it should sit just about level.

The reason I'm using the extra frame is so I can extend it to the back and join it with an icc bumper. I want to build a bumper with steps and put a pintle hitch on the back so I can drag my M105 with to. I still need to plate the sides of the frames and trim off the excess on the front. I don't...

Operation trailer lift. I'm going to be running 14-20's on my M146 so I needed a lift kit. I'm using a section of deuce frame in between the stock frame and suspension. Hoping to get it done by tomorrow.