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I think he got the numbers mixed up - it's not a M101A3, it's a M103A1. Looks great, though! Gives me an idea about taking a smaller M116 genset trailer, and building removable sides out of plywood, so I can use it as a cargo/camping trailer, or remove if I need to haul something a little more...

Great! Now all your need are two NDT 9.00x16 tires and the slave cable box to mount to the brackets that are already there....

Good save on the M100. Try power washing it with a power sprayer, that yellow latex paint might just peel off under the pressure. Looks like all you need is a replacement lunette and you're all set!

Looks like a M199 two-axle dolly up front pulling the semi trailer. The trailer itself is very unique, never seen one like it. Perhaps WWII or early 1950s?

Here's the pics of his friend's trailer....

Couldn't say - I pulled the pics off the web.

Here ya go Pic 1: at 40 feet Pic 2: at 60 feet Pic 3: full 110 feet

Great work on that resto, pvtjorge! Way to save the green iron!

Rusty, that's a neat handcart you have there, very cool. The MBT trailer is pretty good looking too...

Here's the four trailers I own right now. Include a M200, M416, M100 and a water pump trailer....