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These are what I have used in the past Rancho RS5226 Rancho RS5226 RS5000

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Bump with price drop. These trailers are getting harder to find. It is ready to roll. Makes a great bike/motorcycle/kayak hauler.

2024 Cell Tech 7’x16’ 7’ wide, 16’ long plus V Nose with 7’ Tall (Interior) 5200 lb Dexter spring axles. 9,990 GVWR. Brakes on both axles. 225-75-15 LRD Tires. 6 lug wheels. Rear barn doors with 4 hinges per door. Metal latches to hold doors open. 36" passenger side door with RV latch and...

There are some reports of the aluminum frame welds cracking on ATC. Military aluminum trailers are Huck bolted together/not welded for a reason.

Went through the same search. Ended up with a CellTech 7x16. All galvenized steel.

M101A3 Trailer - $3k Cooper ST Max Tires Matching aluminum GM spare wheel with Copper AT3 tire E-Track Inside and Out Two RKI Side Boxes with keys 6’ ARB Awning with front and side wind screens. Tailgate chains LED Lights wired for 7-pin Rear stabilizer jacks Extended tongue and adjustable...

I ended up cutting the OEM power cable and adding the power poles. Learned something from youtube. In general, the wire with the writing is positive and the wire with the rib along the length is negative. Center pin of the cigarette lighter is +. Added power poles to the cut off male cigarette...

Thank you for the fast replies with links and terminology. Yes, I want to make my own length cords with powerpoles on one end. Ideally without splices. I agree it looks like the C11/C12 is probably what I was looking for. I will just buy a spare off Amazon and cut it up. Does seem odd that...

Can anyone help me find the name of the female two blade style connector for most 12V fridges? I know I can just cut the end off or buy a spare but I would like to make my own cables. Thank you.

Nice build. I did an simple build on a 101A2 for another Texan a few years ago. I will see if I can dig up a pic.

Yeah, the good days of building up .mil trailers was a decade ago. If doing a new build today, I would start from the ground up.