Mardis. This is the place near you with the 3/4 ton trailers
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I'm with Mardis. Wish I had known y'all were going to stop in Arkadelphia, I'd have suggested this. Used to be called Pig Pit and is still good under new name. Was my favorite place while in college there.
I just use 4 ratchet straps. Easy
I'm sure your set up will be cool!
This better involve a winch and a few snatch blocks!
He said snatch....
Amazon's got a deal on Eno lookalike hammocks by Yukon Outfitters $25 with mosquito net.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MGYFW6K?ref_=gbps_tit_s-3_0822_383175c8&smid=A1KWJVS57NX03I
price good for only the red model.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MGYFW6K?ref_=gbps_tit_s-3_0822_383175c8&smid=A1KWJVS57NX03I
price good for only the red model.
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Only the US Army could turn a simple trailer like an M416 into a 300+ page manual
Bomar
SILVER Star
Andy what about the setup of the tent removal.
I was short some hardware. Going up this weekend. Gonna have to change the way I hang it and gonna add 2 pulleys to ease the load.
That M416 manual is for much more modern versions than what most of us have. Dated Sept 1990 and that model has hydraulic brakes (ebrake too). The old ones don't have the surge brake and the ebrake is cabled.
Found this of my old CDN101
Progress....
A few minor details left: I'll install the new brake line; paint the tub; bolt it back and I'm Rollin
A few minor details left: I'll install the new brake line; paint the tub; bolt it back and I'm Rollin
Very nice job.
Wow! Looks great!
What did you use to paint the frame?
What did you use to paint the frame?
I sanded it and wire brushed all the gunk..then I sprayed it with rust converter....let that dry for about a week. Then a light dusting of the bare metal with self etching primer. Then sandable primer. Then a final sanding. Clean with acetone and then rattle bombed it with krylon industrial flat black. It's a process, but the extra prep work gives the paint a good bond and hopefully lasts longer.