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Thank you! Are these on eBay or someplace else? Edit; I think I answered my own question because I see Amazon in your first pic.

I have been looking for LED bulbs for my M116A3. What bulbs did you use and where did you buy them from?

Thanks for the info, Maddawg308 & JuanPrado. Maybe some auxiliary reverse lights could be in my trailer’s future.

Today I replaced the cable connecting my M116A3 trailer to the tow vehicle. I looked up the National Stock Number of the cable so it was a direct swap. Got all the connections matched up properly. Interestingly enough, both the old and new cables had an extra connector labeled 37 that did...

You got it. Hub: 3040-01-139-9900 (NSN) Shoulder Bolt (wheel stud): 5306-01-237-6844 (NSN) Lug Nut: 5310-01-149-0868 (NSN) Inner Bearing 25580 Inner Race 25520 Outer Bearing 2585 Outer Race 2520 Grease seal 10-36 or 1036 I used Timken races & bearings, but you can also find other brands using...

Thank you. The center part definitely had the military green, but I think it got sprayed when someone painted a wheel while it was on the trailer. It's sort of hard to tell on the rest of it.

Working on fixing this on my M116A3: Yes, the hub is cracked! The parts have all arrived now. Some photos of the new hardware. Quick question: Should I paint that new hub because it will rust if I don’t?

Got new tires for my M116A3 yesterday. BFG KO2 245/75R16 (31’s) I found this however, when changing the tires. Question: When I find a new hub body, will I be able to transplant my almost brand new Timken wheel bearings over to it, or will I have to buy new bearings? Never had this...

Nice camper! I use a short step ladder that I can fold up and store under the bed. You can just see it in this pic: Here is the model of ladder I have: Info here: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Werner-2-ft-Aluminum-Step-Ladder-with-300-lb-Load-Capacity-Type-IA-Duty-Rating-150B/100658398

LOL, there’s a military trailer in there somewhere! Here is the build thread if you want to see how it came together: http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=62581

Today I got organized and brought over the tools and materials to finish building my trailer’s interior. Here’s a shot of the outside and the inside through the rear door. It needs cedar paneling on the walls and a birch plywood ceiling. I’m about 2-1/2 years into the build but haven’t had much...