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Lol, that is mostly from the two tire/wheel combo (1k lbs) and tools in the back. She's pulled 29k lbs, this was only 8,500.

And here it is behind an F-450

Wow, I knew they were heavy but was guessing over 125lbs. I could use a couple spares. Lol

Here is a pic of the package for the strut and mounting ball, and a couple of the carrier.

The struts were picked out of a large selection that Autozone had in stock. I believe they were spec'd for like 150-160 pounds? The tire took two of us to lift up there, AAA will help get it down if needed. Lol. The spare tire carrier was made with 1/4" wall 2" square tubing, 1/4" plate and some...

For the most part that is complete on the fabrication. I'm installing some inside lighting to find stuff at night if need be. I've got another with the canvas top, and yes it is a sail/parachute to pull. And no security. This top matches the highth of my work truck. It'll be more aerodynamic...

A few more pics of trailer after a couple tasks done.

Lol, it came from a good home.

Yeah, originally we were but yes, sitting it off would damage the sheeting. I got my lift struts on the rear gate this evening and the spare tire rack on. I'll try to get pictures up soon. Dave

Thanks, the clamps were temporary to keep exact location to weld the mounting brackets. They attach using the original threaded inserts. It is sealed with truck cap weather stripping between bed and topper. I will be wiring up lighting inside along with a solar charger for a small sealed battery...

The sides are framed with 16ga 1" square tubing. The top cross supports are 11ga 1" square tubing with a slight upward bow. The top is 11ga sheeting, the sides are 16ga sheeting, front and rear is 14ga sheeting and door is framed with 16ga 1" square tubing covered with 16ga sheeting. All steel...

Lol, they didn't load in order.

I needed a covered trailer for an upcoming work project and decided one of my M1102's would be the perfect choice. Still gotta mount the spare tire carrier on the front in replacement of the Jerry can holder. Will post more pictures afterwards. Dave

Bad ass!

If you have the original 37" tires and hummer wheels off your m1102 I may be interested. I'm down I-79 from you but up that way a couple times a week. dave

Welcome aboard to the both of you. I guess if I would start asking or informing my wife BEFORE I bring home green or it is delivered she would be my "soldier B "?? But, my addiction seems to overlook that obstacle each time my adrenaline gets revved up. Haha. Until then my "B" is a marvelous 10...

I like the monkey held hostage in the back.

FLIR makes a civilian vehicles camera and display system. I forget the part number, we looked at doin them on some clients trucks. Pretty cool stuff.

haha, super unimog!