Trailer ID

[hidesertwheelin]

Is this a M105 trailer? Or a M101A2? I think it's a M105 but am not sure. The guy only want's $130 for it in an estate sale.

 

[gasman]

.. i would say m101a2 but dont listen to me im not an expert. im sure somebuddy will tell you the right answer soon ..

 

[1x1_Speed_Craig]

It's hard to tell, but I'm guessing M101A1 (not A2) based on the lack of a surge brake. It's also hard to see the landing leg.

Craig

 

[TacoRocco]

Buy it then figure out what model it is.

Thats an awesome price!

 

[Hill Bill E.]

Looks like a 105. (I blew it up, but still can't really count the lug nuts)

The M105 will have 6 lug nuts and 20" wheels, (like the Duece and a half) where the M101 models will have 5 lug nuts and 9.00-16 wheels/tires. (Like the Dodge Power Wagons/M37's)

 

[LowTech]

Hey is that tanker for sale as well? We are also High Dez and are looking for a water buff.

 

[hidesertwheelin]

Hey is that tanker for sale as well? We are also High Dez and are looking for a water buff.

ya it was on the list for $1k. I don't know if it works or runs at all though.

 

[hidesertwheelin]

Buy it then figure out what model it is.

Thats an awesome price!

I'm mostly worried about back registration.


Here is another picture.

 

[hidesertwheelin]

Looks like a 105. (I blew it up, but still can't really count the lug nuts)

The M105 will have 6 lug nuts and 20" wheels, (like the Duece and a half) where the M101 models will have 5 lug nuts and 9.00-16 wheels/tires. (Like the Dodge Power Wagons/M37's)

I just blew it up and counted 6 lugs. Hum.... wonder if it's to big to tow behind my suburban?

 

[LowTech]

Thanks,
we have a couple 105's and what was said about the wheel sizes is correct. The price is lower than the min bid on them surplus. The 105 is tall, to tall for my `70 E300 (it looks funny). 101's are 3/4 ton and can be pulled w/ a full size pickup.

 

[1x1_Speed_Craig]

Upon further inspection, it's not a M101-anything...the tongue design doesn't fold for transport. It has to be bigger (e.g. M105).

Craig