LTT-MCC Marine Corps Chassis Overland Trailer Build
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SamM
Adventurer
hsestes,
You could have 4" more clearance with the 4" lift spindles. They were to high on my trailer and I had to lower it with straight spindle like you have. We could have swapped those.
My jack mounts are the same as your's. I'm ready to start building the walls for mine. I like the aluminum panels but I won't be using them.
SamM
You could have 4" more clearance with the 4" lift spindles. They were to high on my trailer and I had to lower it with straight spindle like you have. We could have swapped those.
My jack mounts are the same as your's. I'm ready to start building the walls for mine. I like the aluminum panels but I won't be using them.
SamM
hsestes
Henry S Estes
Yeah, I wish now I would have gotten the ones with 4" drop so I wouldn't have had to build the steel subsupports so tall... right now it sits level with the Jeep so I am happy, but in the future may rework it to get a little more ground clearance. Do you still have the 4"drop spindles?
This week the trailer goes to the paint shop (well, a friend that has paint sprayer).
first coats of primer
Im curious to why youd prefer the doors in the front? Building a custom trailer around that exact canopy as we speak.
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Xrunner
Explorer
Nice work, things are really starting to come together! Did you do any prep work to the original CARC before priming it?
Check out post #35...
Check out post #35...
hsestes
Henry S Estes
Not really, just washed it all down with some Dawn dish soap to cut any grease or oils. Sprayed right over the top of it. It should hold fine, but time will tell....
