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 Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2010 7:53 pm Subject: M100 |
That's 12x8x6, right? Is that the same size as the original cable box? I have two of the new 50 cal cans that fit between the brackets just right, but both have broken latches  |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 8:15 pm Subject: M100 |
| Can anyone tell me the dimensions of cable box? I've got the brackets, and haven't decided it I want to splurge on the replica box yet. I'm going to mount the propane on the front, but want to make su ... |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 7:07 pm Subject: M100 |
New treated canvas tarp arrived today to go over the PVC bows I made. Boy does it ever stink!!! I couldn't even stand touching it for a test fit. It's airing in the garage now  |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 9:10 am Subject: M100 |
Thank you, Wes. I thinking I might be able to do it like that, but wanted to be sure  |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:30 am Subject: M100 |
| No, I ordered one of those along with the bearings and seals. But was wondering if I need some sort of bearing puller or seat tool? Looking at the manual, Figure 4-4, Installing bearing cup with remo ... |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2010 9:36 am Subject: M100 |
| While waiting for the weather to dry up so I can do the next coat of paint, I went ahead and ordered parts for bearings and seals. I've never done that before, but think I can manage looking at the ma ... |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 7:26 am Subject: M100 |
| Thanks! Yep, that was good 'ol Rust-oleum. I've never painted anything larger than a kid's bike, but I think I did pretty good. |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 4:57 pm Subject: M100 |
| OK survey sent again, Wes. I still had it here in my email. I'm afraid I can't help with your database much, as I've been unable to find any numbers on this trailer. Everything was stripped prior to m ... |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 4:49 pm Subject: M100 |
I'd thought about putting the spare underneath, but wasn't sure I wanted to give up the ground clearance.
Did I really send back a blank?? LOL sorry about that! I'll send another when I'm home toni ... |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 1:23 pm Subject: M100 |
It was in really great shape when I bought it. A bit of surface rust, but nothing major. Drain springs were rusted out, but I just got some good replacements from someone on another forum.
Here's a ... |
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Forum: M100 & other 1/4 T trailers Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 9:46 am Subject: M100 |
| I've had this M100 for a couple of years. Bought from someone who matched it to his Jeep (yellow paint, AR Baja wheels, and BFG MTRs). Lunette, casting, leg, data plates were gone. Lights and reflecto ... |
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