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I'm thinking you may want to find an old rooted out m146 and turn it in to a flat bed hauler for that truck, or use a M447 trailer chassis and turn it in to a flat bed (which would be super easy), then you could also keep the same six lug pattern on the trailer but still not over load the truck...

Not that I know of, but I sure would love to see one done.

Hay rayzer, john has six brand new xl's that would look great on your trailer, as well as then the trailer and truck would match tire type and size wise. Just a thought.

Yep started a new post on it already. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/trailers/88284-m129a2c-super-camper-build.html#post1132670

Looken great rayzer, I finally got the m129a2c up from doc's place, with a very big thank's to doc for bring it up to indy along with some replacement parts for a local fire departments deuce.

Not trying to be a smart butt, but aren't the lolly pops mounted in the housing backward?

It's looking great. I'm now taking major notes for a future project.

I think I can help with that, call me to night and I'll fill you in.

Thanks ron, I totally missed that.

Heck I only have 6 ft. and 80 lug nuts more then you.:beer:

He!! once you start laying out the bed and living space, and a shower stove sink water heater, and counter top, the space is gone. I'll post up a picture of the floor plan in a little bit, when I take lunch. m129 outside l- 28' 8.25'' w- 8' h- 11' 7 3/8'' inside l- 28' 1.5'' w- 7' 4.5''...

Here's one on gl with a video. mines just a bare van in side I don't have any of the racking and shelving in mine. 2330 - Trailers at Government Liquidation

Probably won't start a tread just yet but soon, but here's a few pics. And yes I did my mat and I can run super singles 16r20s on trailer and still be a hole foot under the mad d.o.t. height. Should make for a very cool on of a kind trailer. The axle spacing is the same as 5 ton truck rear...

Looking good, thanks for doing the step by step pictures as you paint, it's showing some of us guys (like my self) that slowing down and taking the time to pull as many parts off before we just start spraying paint, as well as showing use steps to taking the hays out of the gauges instead of...

been there done that, I feel your pain. I have gotten my paint from there as well. Quick side know to shine a little sun on your rainy day. The two older gents in my paint department are former Koren War Vets, and when I told them how we all us this paint to paint our trucks they thought that...

Just set the 915 up on tow bar be hind the 818 and tell the wife don't touch the steering wheel and you will have 10x12 drive off road.

I've been thinking of buying a deuce after I get the m818 all finished up and taking my fifth wheel off and putting it on a deuce and cutting the deuce bed down to fit on to the rear frame of the 818. I love the look of the deuce tractor but, probably would just sell the deuce when it was all...