help identify trailer I am looking at buying this weekend?

[swbradley1]

Would it be hard to fit stabilizer jacks on all four corners?

Depends on your fab skills. You could weld a plate on each corner and bolt RV trailer jacks on. Use the electric ones.

 

[Recovry4x4]

It is certainly an M105 trailer. It looks to be a solid candidate to work with as long as you can handle the weight. The 9' bed can come in real handy. There are many different jacks that can be used in the corners. http://www.harborfreight.com/3500-lb-capacity-drop-leg-trailer-jack-3961.html A friend used these on a steel topper. One in each corner and he can pop it off by himself. They are very adaptable. Also consider that some of the M105s have a kickstand in the back to stabilize the trailer when it's not hooked to anything!

 

[codycr6]

Tow vehicle!

 

[SteveKuhn]

"...So it IS a M105?..."

Look for square holes in the sides of the bed. Dead giveaway.

Steve

 

[harleyhouse]

If a jeep liberty can tow a factory M105 the dodge will have no problem towing a lowered one.

 

[harleyhouse]

Many M105 trailers with axle changes are showing up lately.

 

[DeucesWild11]

The M105 is roughly 6x9 so I would say yes it is. Your truck will do fine with it. I towed mine with my Navigator. Hard to get it level though.. unless it's behind my deuce.

 

[codycr6]

hoping to go pick it up tomorrow. I haven't had a chance to move my trailer brake controller from my old truck to this one, but the truck seems plenty capable! Thanks for the help!

 

[SteveKuhn]

An empty M105 should be no problem if you take it easy.

Steve

 

[codycr6]

Here we are!

 

[Recovry4x4]

The Dodge should handle the heft of that trailer just fine. Looks good. If you shop around, you can find fiberglass slatted racks for it pretty cheap.

 

[SteveKuhn]

Looks great! Congratulations.

Steve