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Selling my M101A2 camping trailer. It's still in project phase, but I have been using it. Selling just the trailer, tongue box, and aluminum topper - I'm planning on keeping the camping stuff (fridge, RTT, awning, water tank, etc) for another project at a later time. Trailer has been sold...

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I found an aluminum welder in Golden, but I took him the metal and my detailed design for my m101a3. He's a fantastic welder, and his price was good ($400), but all he did was final assembly for me, no materials or design. Jerry Fritz (303) 906-7469 13200 W 43rd Dr Golden‎ CO United States

A buddy of mine fabricated a dirt bike rack out of a basket carrier and three receivers, just like you're thinking of doing, and it is very strong, with zero sway. His setup is a large flat trailer with a Polaris Ranger and several quads on it, pulled by a Ram diesel 3500, so a little weight...

In order for the trailer to track well behind the vehicle, tongue weight should be roughly 10-12% of the total trailer weight. If you lighten the tongue too much, the trailer will 'wander' rather than track straight. There are ways to fix this, add more weight up front to offset the bike...

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Count ME in. Auto correct is constantly getting in my way, and the one time I need it... <sigh>

Count be in for the group buy as well please!

Paypal sent for tan trasharoo with black Expo logo. Thanks!

Inspirational! I can't wait to see pics of you are building.

I went with a 42 gallon tank off eBay, fits nicely between the wheel wells. I think I'm going to move it further forward though, to increase the tongue weight a little more. I bought a RV tank fill door off eBay as well, to make the tank easy to fill. Dave

I would definitely leave the CARC paint on there, having that as a base coat is good insurance from rock chips and rust. Dave

The M101A2 trailer just sold this past weekend. I'll post up a couple of pics of the trailer I've kept and am working on, so you can see the top I built out for it, one with the tent open, and another with it closed. I didn't buy it anywhere, I found a local aluminum supplier and bought the...

Bump - still for sale. I have another one of these that I'm building out for an expo trailer, with a CVT Mt. Ranier on top of an aluminum lid. These trailers are big enough to haul all your camping gear with ease...

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I have a surplus M101A2 for sale. The trailer is in good shape, everything is straight, including the tailgate. The landing leg is there, and the hydraulic hitch brakes work well. The original military lights are gone, replaced with standard square trailer lights, and a 4-flat connector...