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Super box. I know you will have a really cool build soon!
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FMTV with Shelter, which model?
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Thanks for the heads up I have been doing a lot of research figuring out what I'm going to need. My focus right now is to get the M1081 running because I've had NO time with everything going on lately. :/
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So I have a ton of extra panels I could use to redo the inside. My question is what's the best way to remove the current wall paneling. I wasn't sure how it was attached to the aluminum braces. I want to make sure all the holes are patched before I work on the interior.
Maybe the TM can answer some of your questions
http://www.liberatedmanuals.com/TM-11-5410-213-14P.pdf
http://www.liberatedmanuals.com/TM-11-5410-213-14P.pdf
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Thanks for posting that but I didn't see anything in there regarding removing the panels. I did however notice I'm missing the inside handle and bars to make it a 3-point latch. Currently it's just a 1 point contact latch.
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s-280 shelter dimensional drawing
The TM-10-5411-206-14 has some detail about procedures for repairs but also seems pretty vague on how panels are originally attached.
View attachment s-280_demil_12ft.pdfView attachment TM-10-5411-206-14 S-280 SHIELDED 1993.pdf
Here is a dimensional drawing for the S-280 shelter that may be useful. Unfortunately it doesn't specify how panels are attached to structural pieces.
The TM-10-5411-206-14 has some detail about procedures for repairs but also seems pretty vague on how panels are originally attached.
View attachment s-280_demil_12ft.pdfView attachment TM-10-5411-206-14 S-280 SHIELDED 1993.pdf
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Well I know have (3) S-280 enclosures. I found a nicer one I will be using that is prewired. The box above will be for sale and is still on the trailer if you're interested, PM me. I will post pictures of the new box later.
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Here's a couple pictures of the new ones. Both are wired.
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If anyone comes across an S280 with the dolly brackets give me a holler I am looking for one.
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The first one I bought is in the classifieds and it has the brackets.
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I need a place to upload all the images I've found of the S-280 in the back of an LMTV/MTV.
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Dan, I may have missed it in earlier posts. Are you going to have some sort of system for removing the shelter? It would be cool to have a way to lift slightly and drive out from underneath. This would give you your cargo truck back for days when you need to haul.
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I would love to have a system, but am not sure yet. As of right now I would have to take my trailer to work and use the forklift to take it off the truck and back onto the trailer.
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I have 1082 trailer and just bought s-280 shelter. think I will take skids off and bolt straight to trailer to lower it a little. found and trying to buy crunched camper for parts.
Have you doing anything yet? looking for advice... Thanks
Have you doing anything yet? looking for advice... Thanks
i would say skip the bed and get a japanese bed, you can just roll it up or hang it outside when youre not sleeping and save almost 50% space ,
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Work in progress. 1. I used standard lift cables with adjustable turnbuckles to attach the box since the kits I bought were actually for dollies not the LMTV. 2. I plan to transfer my ACS Box from the LMTV trailer to my bolster trailer. Lower height and easier to pull with other trucks.
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Page 25 of the S280 TM shows the lifting cables and the single lift point. Depending how tall your shop ceiling is, an overhead lift would be the easiest. I have a 5 ton hand crane in the shop which allows me to lift them up , drive out and lower whenever I need.
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I'd like to see pictures of that setup (the hand crane in the shop).