Military type trailer thread
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here's also another good military type trailer...
Track Trailer...they made them for the oz military...their website is here: Track Trailer Home
these trailer pictures are from 'Matt 105' great score imo...read more about this trailer here: https://forum.ih8mud.com/trailer-tech/215284-its-track-not-101-a.html
Track Trailer...they made them for the oz military...their website is here: Track Trailer Home
these trailer pictures are from 'Matt 105' great score imo...read more about this trailer here: https://forum.ih8mud.com/trailer-tech/215284-its-track-not-101-a.html
^^ That is a great trailer! I did not see anything like that on their website, though. Bummer.
M101A1
With canopy...
With canopy...
Australian Military HJ47 Norforce Troopie trailer - made by Toyota
Not mine so I haven't measured it, let alone researched it. Sorry.
I'll see if I can get some better pics of the data plates which should have a lot of the relevant info.
Not mine so I haven't measured it, let alone researched it. Sorry.
I'll see if I can get some better pics of the data plates which should have a lot of the relevant info.
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M101A3 complete with surge brake system, boat anchor axle, and 37x12.50 Humvee tires = 1540lbs empty.
160lb tongue weight and 1380lbs at the wheels.
160lb tongue weight and 1380lbs at the wheels.
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And here's my trailer, which I guess could be called a military-style trailer.
I bought it off a neighbour for $500. It had sat in his front yard for about 5 years. Now it's been sitting in mine for about two
. I've done some rust repair and have PLANNED a bunch of mods, but haven't had the time to get out their and put the plans into action.
Planned mods:
1. Ditch the sheetmetal top and replace it with bows and a canvas canopy
2. Add a rack to the top of the trailer to accept a tinnie or a removable RTT platform
3. Rip out the built in water tank and plumbing
4. Add 4 x jerry can carriers as per the Norforce trailer I posted above
5. 6 stud toyota hubs for vehicle compatibility
And a whole bunch more.
I bought it off a neighbour for $500. It had sat in his front yard for about 5 years. Now it's been sitting in mine for about two
. I've done some rust repair and have PLANNED a bunch of mods, but haven't had the time to get out their and put the plans into action.Planned mods:
1. Ditch the sheetmetal top and replace it with bows and a canvas canopy
2. Add a rack to the top of the trailer to accept a tinnie or a removable RTT platform
3. Rip out the built in water tank and plumbing
4. Add 4 x jerry can carriers as per the Norforce trailer I posted above
5. 6 stud toyota hubs for vehicle compatibility
And a whole bunch more.
m101a1
This is my setup with roof top tent and extras. Pulls great, you don't even know it is back there.
This is my setup with roof top tent and extras. Pulls great, you don't even know it is back there.
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How is your fuel can mounted on the side? Details and pic if you could , thanks
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Another … this is a 1946 Knox corporation utility Trailer… made in Georgia by the Knox metal corp?
1944-1952
This green spray over one is actually in vt not too far I think from me so $600 or so
Very close to the jeep utility trailer
www.ewillys.com
1944-1952
This green spray over one is actually in vt not too far I think from me so $600 or so
Very close to the jeep utility trailer
Knox Trailers | eWillys
www.ewillys.com