Awl_TEQ
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Yup. Certifiably overly ambitious. But I have to have it for Moab.
I decided a while ago I would build myself a CDN M101A type knock off trailer. Aluminum tub, steel frame, 33" KM2's on stock steelies to match the truck. Park brake. Just a simple tub trailer. No built in kitchen or any house batteries. At least to start. I can always add on later.
I love the look of the military trailers and so have been collecting parts. It's the little things that make the difference when it comes to styling.
I've got tubing in the shop ready to cut the frame and I'm nearly done modeling the tub. The lid is done modeling. Picking up the axle this evening. Tires are here. Rims are at the powder coater's.
You'll notice the weird vertical tubes at the rear corners of the frame. Those will be drop legs which when combined with the front jack give me a tripod off semi-stability for the RTT. I thought about a swing out spare tire on the back but it is less "in-the-way" up front.
I decided a while ago I would build myself a CDN M101A type knock off trailer. Aluminum tub, steel frame, 33" KM2's on stock steelies to match the truck. Park brake. Just a simple tub trailer. No built in kitchen or any house batteries. At least to start. I can always add on later.
I love the look of the military trailers and so have been collecting parts. It's the little things that make the difference when it comes to styling.
I've got tubing in the shop ready to cut the frame and I'm nearly done modeling the tub. The lid is done modeling. Picking up the axle this evening. Tires are here. Rims are at the powder coater's.
You'll notice the weird vertical tubes at the rear corners of the frame. Those will be drop legs which when combined with the front jack give me a tripod off semi-stability for the RTT. I thought about a swing out spare tire on the back but it is less "in-the-way" up front.