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I see you're new, so i'll be polite. My advice is to make a wanted thread so everyone will see it and not just one person.

Welcome to the forum! I would start reading as much as you can. The common problems will show their face in just the threads created. Another good thing to do is read other peoples builds when they go to buy them, then pick them up, and finally start working on them. You will see a lot of the...

Where is he OP. I am curious how HE tried to register it.

I would love to have a 4x4 one.

I have three pairs of slave cable ends. I can ship them to you now (for a fee) or you can pay now and pick them up at the rally. Looking for $140.

Ultimate parts runner!

This thread is going to keep going round and round. I don't have any value to add but interested how many people received this letter or if it's just one person. Also, in the state of GA you can get the instant title, is that what the OP did and therefore shouldn't have, when the corporate DMV...

Small update: Didn't work on the trailer much this weekend but I did sell the old axles, springs, u-bolts, and the front a-frame for $170 which almost pays for all the new metal I am about to buy. Trying to keep the project cost down [thumbzup]

It's still good advice so he doesn't run it dry. I would buy a diesel container, fill it, and keep it in the back as a just in case.

Reserved...for all the food I'm going to eat!

Tightening Sequence. Tighten ten nuts (1) to 415-475 lb-ft (563-644 N·m) in sequence shown.

Pulling from memory this may be for the two piece rim.

I'm assuming you mean the one above the driver and passenger seat? Look in TM 24P-2 under camo rack and stowage rack assembly. Also I see you're new to the forum, the search button is in the top right corner, as this as been talked about before.

People are using the torque multiplier found on ama*on. Torque spec calls for 210-240 lb-ft

I get thumbs up all the time and lots of second looks. The occasional trip to Lowe's usually starts with a kid pulling on his dads arm pointing at the truck. It's always a fun time. The LMTV gets more attention than my M998 though and that's a different story.

I believe that's just a transport strap. Still looks to be a solid tailgate.

I guess I can elaborate about the intended use a little more. So I love having a trailer and I share with my family who uses it sometimes as well to pickup 20' lumber or metal. First an foremost I need a trailer for hauling, and my non-deckover just didn't fit the bill. Once done this will suit...

No worries, thread is still on topic. :lol:

When pricing a 7500# 20' deckover trailer the prices were anywhere from 3000-3600 for a basic trailer. Bumper pull, tandem, brakes on both, wood decking, brand new and I just couldn't see spending that much. I owned a 18' car trailer before this and I hated the wheel wheels in the way. Center of...

Got one last year! [thumbzup]