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Firehawkclone, Sounds like you got a keeper, Wife and trailer! I keep telling my Wife, the Deuce was for her. I don't think she's buying it. Look forward to see what you build.

John, Here's one for the water tanks. http://www.ronco-plastics.com/newRonco/index.php

CaptnDavie, I'm not following you. You have a working 3/4 ton M101 and you want to replace the axle with a 1/4 ton axle, run smaller tires, but with a 16 inch wheel and a load range E for heavier loads. Seems to me, you are taking a risk, by lengthing the axle. Cutting and welding can be...

Questions: Are you useing the compressor to run your lockers, also. If you don't mind, how much? I have front and rear air lockers and was thinking on going with the Puma. Thanks, Ron

Nice job on the paint. It still looks military and right at home, behind the Jeep.

Robert, Good job, on the welding. Everything is coming along, keep going at it.

That's what it's all about. Good Job!

Here's one way, http://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Brakes/Titan/T4822500.html?feed=npn, for an e-brake, you might have rig a military cable operated e-brake. Many surplus sites have them.

I would let your needs dictate how to trim the sheet metal. Are you going to need that extra floor space in front of the fenders, if not , cut it down. Many different ways you could go. It takes alot of beer and head scratching, to see where you're going to put everything!

I tell my Wife, they're vacations. She's a good sport. I've been all over the USA. I just like to bid on GL and go low. then wait. I really should sell a couple.

Here's a M101A3, One ton rated, with Humvee tires and run flat wheels. All fiber rails with a like new top. Paid $251, but had to drive out of state. I like these, because the axle is bumped up, in the middle and the fenders are pulled out, to cover the tires. I try to buy two at a time, when...

Both you guys have trailers, that will last a life time, just the way they sit. We have four different 101's and two 105's. My Son is building one, like your's, a multi-purpose type. He needs to haul mulch, lumber, bikes and camping stuff and the 101 is perfect for the job. I'm going to build a...

I like your idea on trimming the tongue sheet metal, but rethink the fender trim. Alot of work and someday you might want to run wider tires. Good job on your design.

I believe you have what is called " combat Rims " 5 stud wheel, same as the M37 and the old Dodge Power Wagons. Rarer than most wheels, hard to find. My M37 wheels are just the plain split ring wheel, most shops won't mess with them.

You can paint over it, but if you sand on it, everybody says to wear a mask. The CARC paint on your trailer is hazardous,if inhaled.

Robert, The tongue is working out good. Looks very sturdy. Since you took off the surge brake, did you also remove the brake componets. It would be nice to keep the two ebrakes working. They come in handy, sometimes

Here's how it's looking today, I have aways to go!

Two different pigs! The gray one is just for parts, if I need them. The green one is getting the 5.3 vortec and H55. Your truck is the type, I'm trying for. Good Job!

Here's a couple of mine.

Mog, I never heard of a rock pick. Do you have picture of one or explain it alittle more. Sounds like a good idea, to me. Thanks, Ron