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Shrinking an M101
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Donald Poppell
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To each their own.
I just hate seeing a perfectly good trailer get hacked like that.
Just my opinion
I just hate seeing a perfectly good trailer get hacked like that.
Just my opinion
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Doesn't that seem like an awful lot of unnecessary work tho...
I mean yeah, I could turn a fire engine into a minivan if I wanted to I guess... but why not just buy a minivan heh
I mean yeah, I could turn a fire engine into a minivan if I wanted to I guess... but why not just buy a minivan heh
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Although it is a waist of work, it does give me some good idea (the tread as a hole) to make my m105 a more useful trailer when camping and going to over night rallies.
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I sometimes think of doing that with my trailer. It is time intensive but in the end you have something you want and suits your needs better. That is kind of like the Bobbed deuce guys, it is a lot of work and cutting up a good deuce but they get what they will use and want. Personally I would have left the floor in front of the new smaller box and created a tongue box on it to hold some of the stuff the expo guys put in their trailers like batteries, converters, etc. That is my two cents on it.
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The finished product at the end is neat. Innovative!
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Looks like he could of saved a lot of time and money and picked up a M416.
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Man thats overkill, more woek than its worth.
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I was thinking that he should just have picked up a 416 as well. Dopey.
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I like it, but it would look too small behind my 2500HD
I bet he used 20 sawzaw blades to cut it.
I would have borrowed a plasma cutter and used a steel straight edge.
I bet he used 20 sawzaw blades to cut it.
I would have borrowed a plasma cutter and used a steel straight edge.
Maybe save some time with a 416, probably not money. Show me a 416 in the same condition as that 101 for less than $1000!