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That doesn’t look like it will work. The plug has four slots and the shifter slot has two. Ref. Above pic.

Well I want four. It’s anybody’s guess as to what the demand would actually be. They made thousands of the M101 series trailers and the brake handles are the only thing that’s nonexistent in the surplus or commercial world. I even contacted the trailer manufacturer and was told they don’t...

As mentioned, Dexter/Redline for brake parts HydroAct for surge assembly factory parts. Croft Trailer will have everything you need. Excellent customer service. The only thing that’s impossible to find for the M101A2/3 trailers are the parking brake handles.

Anyone have a pic(s) of the plug that goes in there?

Add a can of SeaFoam to the tank to keep fuel system happy. Also a Grill cover will help keep temps up.

Others have used a 24v Charger/Maintainer and plugged into the NATO slave port. It’s already wired and ready to go.

If you are planning on driving it during the winter, better do some serious rustproofing first if you want it to stay nice. They use a LOT of road salt up in your area and the CUCVs are notorious for rusting in fenders, tailgates etc. Mileage, as already mentioned, really means nothing...

It’s ready for the correct light socket. Whichever one it is.

X2 on the Block heater and also a grill cover.

Most guys here use Acdelco AC60G glow plugs. They are self limiting (no swelling) and work great and have an excellent track record. Wellmans will swell on you. Evidently the Bosch ones do also.

The GPs will not fix themselves. Your inviting Murphy’s Law to leave you stranded with an engine that won’t start at the worst possible time. The tips could break off and cause damage. Recommend replacement ASAP.

200 gallons of water @ 8.34lbs per gallon = 1668lbs That’s a lot of water.

Their scarce at auction. I missed the auction that sold a few out of RRAD a few weeks ago. The amount of light they throw out still amazes me. Extremely happy with it.

That question was mainly for the guys who don’t know to stay away from the cheap plastic ones.

Had to do overnight repairs to my East border fence after neighbors cows decided grass was greener on my side. The NF2D Light Tower came to rescue and provided more than enough light for the repair job. Beats working by truck headlights any day. Powerlines are for the oil wells in the area...

Part number would be great.

Two threads Same trailer

Why didn’t you update your other thread about this trailer instead of starting a new one?

What were the brands of replacement plastic sockets that failed?

With all that $$ invested, I’m surprised you don’t have the manifold intake covered to prevent any FOD from getting inside.