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Wow that’s is excellent! Thank you so much for the info!! I thought something looked different. That is the confirmation I needed!! Again many thanks!!
Can someone measure their cargo box sides for me please. Something is not “jiving” . Either the m116 fenders are a different angle or the tm’s height of 19.84” is wrong. My trailer sides are looking really tall compared to photos I’m looking at. Thanks!
I just measured the top or top rail to top of fender and I’m at 12” on the nose. And that’s with 19.84” sides. Could the 116a2 fenders be different than the m101? Or is it just an optical illusion?
So I have one more request and question. So the sides are 19.84”. But that doesn’t look right at the fender. Looks like distance, in pics, from top rail to top of fender is 6”…
Well, honestly, I was looking for an m101a2 and a gentleman offered me his m116a2 with new tires for $200… and since I really need a box for mulch and have all the steel I need in my shop.. why not? I know it sounds like a lot of work but it’s really not that bad. That box design is perfect...
Thanks for the welcome! I’m building it to carry mulch sand dirt., lumber, an atv….Nothing cool like camping. But I love the look of the m101a2 box. And I have a lot of scrap steel at home! So the sides are being built with 12gauge sheet . I’m pulling it with a 1997 land cruiser on 35’s. It sits...
Hi all, first post here. I’m building an m101 cargo box for my m116a2 . Can someone provide me with the side height from the top of floor to top of top rail. Thank you! Dave
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