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Haven't found a '146 yet, though have seen the windowless version of that trailer. I s'pose I could install the windows from the 109 box (not have as many) but that sound like alot of work 8<(
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M146 Camper
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I have a 146 for sale in real nice shape in NJ, contact me for info if anyone is interested, ...
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dose anyone know the name/number of that windowless m146?
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The interest is strong, but the distance would be a challenge for me at the moment.... <SIGH>
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I have not seen a windowless m146,but did they make one ,the same size, 6 ton?
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that is the first i herd of a that so i was wondering what the name of it was but
th other 6 ton i think you are talking about is the M373.
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the David Doyle book shows a windowless 6 ton M119 , in the G 751 series to be towed by a deuce tractor so it has 900 20s for rubber.
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I'll get the number off it next time I'm over there, The owner uses it for storage so it isn't for sale. Its a 6-ton , single axle, 9.00x20's like you say.
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I have an M119A1 that I use to haul and store about 115 square bales of hay. Still watching GL for a M146. It has 4 plus 1 spare Deuce rim 9.00x20 tires, rated for 6 tons. Only two rear doors, no side door.
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I see that the green boxes in the ceiling are what appear to be a red and white light. What other functions do they provide?
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Trailboss:
I see you're dragging your trailer with a 5-ton. We are considering a Tractor/Toter for the 220KAK semi-trailer that we just acquired....
Could you answer a DIMENSIONAL question for me please?...
I see that your trailer frame has a DROP just aft of where the 5-Ton's chassis ends. What's the clearance with the 5-Ton's tail?
Our Trailer has 72" (6') from the kingpin to where the trailer frame and body drop to a lower elevation. Will a 5-Ton have enough clearance under there, or should we be looking for a Tractor with a Fifth-Wheel closer to its tail?
Thank for you assist on this.
John