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M416 You can change the hubs I have been told. The problem is the large center hub on these trailers. I ordered a new axle that would match my jeep and got it with the built in grease fits so I can grease hubs with out taking apart and cost was $150 to my door. You got a really good price on...

Look at the frame If the frame is in good shap go for it. You can get the metal for the floor in 16 ga for about $60. Most trailers are going for $600-1200. I am finishing mine and working on them is most of the fun. I would buy it.

Axle I did the same as an earlier Person. I purchased a straight 3500 lb axle and kept the leaf springs with new shocks and did the leaves over the axle. I am also running 33 inch tires on my M416 and it handles any type of terrain and tows real well. The like the leaf springs an shocks as set...

I have a M416 trailer axle in good condition with brakes for $125 I also have two wheels with good tires for $50 each Parking brake assy with cable, handle etc for $40 Let me know. Can call me at 805-428-0600 Tom :coffeedrink:

I am going to get the exterior of my M416 trailer painted, as inside I will use bedliner. Has anyone had the exterior of the box pained and if so what did you pay? Thanks

I just got a M416 trailer and it is in great shape. I do have some questions before I start the build. I want to run either 33 or 35 inch tires. I expect the only way to do this is a SOA. 1. What shocks, manufactuer and part number are people using once the do the SOA?? 2. Do I switch out...

Trailer looks great I have a 416 I am just starting on. A Few questions. I like you will do the spring over. 1. What shocks did you use? Do you have manufacturer and part number. 2. Did you have to move the fenders with the 33 inch tires and would 35 fit?? 3. What size axle length did...