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http://www.mytarp.com/machine-covers.aspx Machine cover is what they list them as. Mine is over two years old always outside and still looks good.

Go simple......

How do you like the deck restore? I saw a display at Home Depot and it looked good and many colors. I suppose it is waterproof.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/118365-Trailer-stuff-at-SEMA You have some catching up for us. From Camo to SEMA in 3 months?

When you mount the receiver tube leave the pin hole exposed. I put mine behind the rear frame rail and at times it is a pain to put the pin in. My 116A2 I left it exposed and liked it better.

That Green M101A3 is Very nice! Simple add on items and a pop top are cool.

It is all in how you stack it. More tongue weight is better. Leave the large rounds off the tailgate.

My helpers are too short and not strong enough to lift my Grumman 19' canoe onto the roof of the truck. with a 6 .5 foot bed there is no way to haul it in the bed. I took an old jet ski trailer and made racks for the canoe. Makes me use the canoe more now and I can load it by myself too.

keep an eye on ewillys.com there are several for sale on there.

FandL nice tear down pictures. That trailer looks food for sitting in the woods for so many years without cover. Are you keeping the original lunette? $350.00 is a great deal " even better for a M101A2 or A3. Many have reduced the tub and frame size to make them smaller.

Knox corporation 1958

Send that low hanging step back and Fab up one that uses two 1 1/4" hitch receivers that are welded to the frame. Pull the hitch pins and take it off for ground clearance.

I have seen some great deals on ebay.

Very nice results and one of a kind. I like the contrasting colors too.

Nice start!

I would use the original tongue, spring assembly and axle and then mounting the tub where I wish. The frame is a simple ladder frame. This would be a simple, relatively cheap project. " just the steel for a new frame and fab time. Mount the moto rails to the front of the tub.

A M101A2 or M105 military trailer with extended frame to the front and two Moto rails with tie downs. They are cheap, stout and would work well behind the MOG.

Much better. That is a very nice Sankey! Your defender is sweet too! Do they share the same hub pattern? Will the sanky match the defender?

Where are the pictures?

Looks good with the added height. Remember to get a matching spare. Did you grease the bearings while the axle was off?