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Pat Check this out It is the hand book for your trailer. You can print it out. http://books.google.com/books?id=YxQYAAAAYAAJ&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q&f=false

Looks very nice. I like the added size.

NO MORE PICTURES? Guess it is time for a new build then! Just one suggestion.......Paint it RED!

Did you notice what Uncle Sam paid for this trailer? Yours is a newer version so I would assume the as delivered cost was higher!

Great trailers Easy to work on and fab up cool additions. reduce weight by removing the surge lunette and original axle. Towing one with the cover on will reduce gas mileage " they act like a parachute" Post lots of pictures of your build.

Hydraulic support trailer Used as a mobile repair trailer for lines and fittings on military equipment http://www.vintagemilitarytrucks.com/M-116A1_Hydraulic_Tool_Trailer.htm

Still cool! How does she ride behind the FJ? What interior mods have you done?

Lots of M101a1,2,3 builds in the trailer forum. I love mine and It has gotten me and the family out more. My TV is a 2500HD CC so it does not mind the added weight. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/63713-Just-purchased-a-Military-trailer-to-build-a-family-hauler

http://www.sundaycampers.com/Roof_Tent/

It is a start. Axle flip bigger tires and a RTT and she will be good to go.

Nice looking trailer. Lots of potential there.

That is a hydralic brake line that originally ran from a Surge Brake activator with Lunette ring. It is gone and now you have a ball coupler.

The price is high for the states, I have seen personal sales go for under $750.00 and GL under $200.00 But you have an import that had fees attached and if it is also registered that is worth something too.

Nice find. Plenty of wheel room, large tonge for a box, electric and propane. Build a higher lid and she is ready to go.

Great trailers and easy to lighten. A New axle with electric brakes and matching Toyota bolt pattern and lose the surge lunette. are easy ways to shed pounds. This is the best 116 build on Expo. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/50968-ROAM-Camper-build

Nice Progress!

What are you doing for fenders?

Give a review on the tent when you get it.

Nice work used the original U bolts too.

Member Pikeman did a nice job on an axle swap and made custom shock mounts.