Recent content by DMax82

Thanks guys! That's disappointing to hear, but I'll check out the other places mentioned.

Hey all, I am looking for some new window trim pieces for my GX470 and have honed in on OEM Prado black ones from Partsouq. These seem to be a better option than playing Ebay and Amazon roulette. Anyway, the 6 pieces themselves are $154.72, but the shipping is an additional $242.29, via DHL...

3600 pounds of gravel. Next weekend I'll unload it. To be used for landscaping.

Some treated lumber and concrete. Building the wife a "she shed" and this is for the deck. Wanted to get the deck on because that will make it easier to get the last of the roof decking on.

Turned the M116a3 into a ghetto tool hauler. It is actually very handy and has been a huge help. I did have my predator generator mounted on the front. When necessary I can just screw down my miter and table saws onto the decking. Also have room for some materials as well.

That is a solid strategy and what I will TRY to do from now on. Testing my resolve now with a semi-local online farm equipment auction.

Well, super pissed at myself right now. There was a trailer for sale on GovDeals that I had been following. It looked like an M116a3. I literally drive by the place where it was twice a week on my commute. The auction ended yesterday and I was all set to bid. Logged on about 30 minutes closing...

Looks nice and effective. I also have an M116a3 and am trying to decide what to do with it. It doesn't have a solid floor like yours. I just put civilian 8 lug rims on it off an F-250. Please keep us up to date on your modifications.

I would love an M1101/2. Passed up a couple of good deals because the timing wasn't right. Now they are getting really expensive. They seem like amazing firewood trailers. Do you have any pictures of yours? I think I will use my M116A3 as a base for a very simple camper. I have already swapped...

Yes the trailers are so incredibly well built. I would love to replace my M101A1 with an A3, but they are so expensive. It's interesting how on the surplus market the smaller they are the pricier they are. I am considering an M105A2. It would be a beast for hauling firewood short distances. Last...

Man cutting firewood at 11k feet in the Rockies would be so cool. I love being in the woods and running my saw. A local tree guy offered to bring logs to my house for free but I declined. If my wife knew that she would kill me!

Looking good! I loved my MS290, unfortunately I destroyed it. Are you cutting on your own property? Looks like pine, but still must be pretty heavy.

That's the amount of sand. I asked for two tons and he went a little over. The loader and bucket were massive.

Just masonry sand. Hauling it to a building site that a dump truck can't get to.

M101a1. 4740 pounds. Hauled about three miles.