M101 military Cargo Trailer Question?? HELP!

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Re: M101 military Cargo Trailer Question?? HELP!

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That's good! I "towed" myself right into that one!!
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Re: M101 military Cargo Trailer Question?? HELP!

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Where are you hauling it from?
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The plan was to pick up the trailer in Indianapolis Indiana next week when I get in off the road. I work 7 on and 7 off. (Truckdriver) Anyway, there was a mix up and I'll have to wait until the owner gets another few trailers in stock. He had the one I was going to buy listed in an auction. It's a long story but the short version is I don't do auctions. Cash is king. The owner has 7 more m101's bought and is waiting on the titles. I get my pick of the next liter. I'll be around tomorrow but leave for work Wednesday and be gone for a week. I'm going to try and get a load out towards nothwest Indiana and try and find a tailgate for our "M". (probably won't happen but I can dream) :roll:
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1952 Dodge M-37
1968 M101A1 Cargo Trailer
2011 F350 Ford Flatbed
MC-A1 Air Compressor Unit
Military Tank APU

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Hey Crew. I have one last question. what is the distance between the rear tie-down shackles on the M101 cargo trailer? Excuse the poor art-work! :oops:
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Tim & Lori Powell
1952 Dodge M-37
1968 M101A1 Cargo Trailer
2011 F350 Ford Flatbed
MC-A1 Air Compressor Unit
Military Tank APU

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil
is that good men do nothing."
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Distance between tie-down rings is ~40"... and lunette ring is about 1 5/8" thick, so I don't know how critical the '1 to 1-1/2" lunette ring thickness' spec will be if using the Wallace Forge item...

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Thanks Tanner!! As far as the Wallace Forge item, that problem has been solved. My neighbor, Altorfer Caterpillar has a raised hitch I can use!! Nice to have neighbors with big toys!! By the way, I bought my tail-gate and hauled it home in my Wally-Rig this week!! How cool is that!
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Tim & Lori Powell
1952 Dodge M-37
1968 M101A1 Cargo Trailer
2011 F350 Ford Flatbed
MC-A1 Air Compressor Unit
Military Tank APU

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil
is that good men do nothing."
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