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Yea, I would have prefered the 101, but the 105 was practically given to me... (almost). I think I'll be happy with the 105 once I drop the height down a little. It's a fun project to say the least. I'll be keeping the axle and tires just in case my dream of owning a duece and a half comes true...

Armyman, that's a pretty nifty solution. The only thing though is I have my Xterra lifted as high as it will go without doing a solid axle swap. and I still can't see behind the trailer with the duece wheels on there. I've found a brand new straight axle for about 150 bucks and it's rated at 6k...

Well, bad news... I can't get smaller wheels or tires. My only option is to swap out the axle which I hate to do, but I plan to use this trailer and it needs to be practical. So now I'm looking at trailer axles with 6 lug 5.5 " hubs. I need to measure the current axle to get the width when I...

Does anyone have the female plug from a duece and a half they would be willing to part with? Looking for the plug that trailers would be plugged into. Thanks!

Thanks! I found a dealer about 30 minutes from where I live and will check on the Hino wheels.

RE: Re: Just Purchased a M105 Trailer and need some help. Boonsboro is a nice area. Fort Avenue is starting to go down hill now though. Oh, thanks for clearing that up. My trailer still has the original recepticle, so I just need to wire it to the pigtails then.

RE: Re: Just Purchased a M105 Trailer and need some help. Right now I live on Fort Avenue, but we are in the process of buying a house in Wildwood off of 460. Thanks for the help guys. I have an 01 Xterra that I am pulling this with right now. As long as I don't load it down and try to pull up...

I purchased the trailer from a guy in Winchester. Not sure where he got it from. I have been looking for a manual for it or a -10, but haven't had any luck. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Also, I want to keep the orginal lights,but re-wrie to use 12 volts. Has anyone doen this...