M1102 expedition trailer build
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sgthawk
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I also decided to do away with the H1 tires due to weight especilly the spare. Changing the rims and tires really helped with the sway I was getting and decreased the added rear end weight of the trailer.
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sgthawk
Adventurer
So far I really like them. Three self tap screws and you done with the installation. I have yet taken it out with all the camping gear and rooftop tent
so I cant say how they will work at that point. I will provide an update once I actually use them.
sgthawk
Adventurer
Driver side electric breaks were completed today. Tomorrow goal is to remove the hydraulic break from the passender side. Once that is completed I will convert the military cable to a new 7 prong tail. I placed an order for a 7way cable and didnt pay attention to the length of the cable. Yesterday when I was measuring out how I was going to mount the cable I noticed that it was only 4ft long. I can either purchase a whole new cable with tie down box or just by a 8ft 7 way cable and use the box that came with the original cable. If you decide to do this conversion I recommend getting the 8ft cable.
Conntek 7 Way Plug Inline Trailer Cord with 7-Gang Junction Box (Black, 8-Feet) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004D2I75Q/ref=cm_sw_r_em_apa_WTaOxbY560SH5
Conntek 7 Way Plug Inline Trailer Cord with 7-Gang Junction Box (Black, 8-Feet) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004D2I75Q/ref=cm_sw_r_em_apa_WTaOxbY560SH5
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Taylor1982
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Just picked up an m1102 as well... What brakes did you end up going with? And leveling jacks?
