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Sawhorses and crossbeams (4x4s) will work too.

The Hi Lift EJ550 is an equipment jack that has a provision to attach it to a trailer. Its really neat.

The factory one is very nice and I've had a few. I have an M116 that came with weld on piece from one of these jacks. http://www.harborfreight.com/2000-lb-capacity-swing-back-trailer-jack-69782.html I went and got the jack and it seems to work fine. Patience is required to get a factory...

I think you could clearance the mount with no issues. Does your banjo bolt fit? There were 2 different size pistons in that caliper style but not that year. Parts guy may have interchanged.

Would likely be much easier to find an M146 box and section out the extra length. The M146 box is 22' vs the M109 12' and has the side door as well.

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Welcome aboard from south of the border!

What kind of generator trailer do you have? M101 or maybe an M103A3?

We're it at Port Everglades in S FL I could jump.right on that. Let's hope one of our nearby brothers or sisters can put an eyeball on it.

Member Gimpyrobb or MW Mules should have some remaining.

Paint it in stripes with a surry top and you should be fine.

Welcome aboard from S Florida.

Here is a system I sometimes use. I'm working on a more permanent install. Adding a 5 gallon can to the back or for the blazer, even on a removable mount on the bumper so it's outside. I use a small electric pump and transfer the contents of a 5 gallon can going down the road. I did this for...

The link shows each model out of stock. Might check the store, I have a use for a couple of $50 batteries.

I fell in love with that body when Rick first posted pics. I don't have another truck to put it on but had I been a day closer in distance, I would have bought it. Would have been nice on an M101 chassis as well. Outstanding job Sir!

The "D" turbo whispers it's presence. The "C" turbo screams it's presence from the mountain top. There is a small strip of stores near my house that is very busy. I used to get a thrill out of cruising through there in my M275A2 at about 1100 rpm. The "C" visibly irritated some folks. It was...

My 86/has 118,00 miles on it.

Perfect, Thanks so much Sir.

Ah yes, thanks! Does it look "replaceable"?

Makes a nice garage phone though over the normal phone system.