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M1101 vs. M1102?
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Just Purchased an M1101.. Think I overpaid a little ( a little over $900 ) but need it from Spring clean up work and its a super clean trailer.. I guess thats why the prices are so high sometimes.
I had no problem getting my M105A2 at a very reasonable $340...
Anyway, Thanks for a Great Site... learning a LOT here.... big Shout out to SEWERZUK, great guy ... he answered my quesstions on youtube & told me about this site also, and gave me the Confidence to finally buy an MEP 004A gen Set , which i am also working on ...
I had no problem getting my M105A2 at a very reasonable $340...
Anyway, Thanks for a Great Site... learning a LOT here.... big Shout out to SEWERZUK, great guy ... he answered my quesstions on youtube & told me about this site also, and gave me the Confidence to finally buy an MEP 004A gen Set , which i am also working on ...
Wow, MEP 004A is a big generator. What do you plan on doing with the 15KW capability?
I need the 3 phase Power, for 2 big Wood Lathes which I plan on running at same time.. and another one which was shipped From Germany, and operates on 50HZ.. so killing birds with one stone there. But i know it won’t be so economical to run ( fuel wise) , long term.
The unit may be big, but i have the room, and the neighbors are far enough away so there won’t be any complaints.
Eventually i will go another route but it would serve my purpose for now just to get these machines up and running.
I can’t get 3 phase where I am . It would cost approx 15K just to bring it to my house ( 15 poles at 1K each ) ..as it was explained to me..
thanks for your question, and kind interest...
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Hi thought I would tag on my question to this post.
the anti sagging plates that go between the bows, the fastener that holds them down is it a self tapping screw or threaded? as mine a m1102 appears to have a thread in the bows,also what head is the fasteners i.e. Hex,slotted.
thanks mark
the anti sagging plates that go between the bows, the fastener that holds them down is it a self tapping screw or threaded? as mine a m1102 appears to have a thread in the bows,also what head is the fasteners i.e. Hex,slotted.
thanks mark
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From the TM:
SCREW,TAPPING #10 X 1/2 INCH. Head type: Cross recess type 1
SCREW,TAPPING #10 X 1/2 INCH. Head type: Cross recess type 1
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jumping in on this only because of the mention of the surge brake. How do you "lock out" the surge brake when backing up a hill? On the older models you slid a bolt thru a hole to lock it out.
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Can an M1101 be pulled by an M1009 without problems?
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Not really.
It'll be severely nose-down. Also, going from memory the M1009 is rated for 1200lbs towed load and the M1101 weighs 1480 empty.
ETA- https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?6265-M1009-Towing-Capacity
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You don’t lock those out.
The brakes are FreeBack style.
Meaning that you can backup a loaded trailer and the brakes will not engage.
Hence the lack of a lockout pin hole.
Dexter makes them and complete new brake assembly’s are available for the M101A2. Direct bolt on and no modification necessary.
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I had one with 245/75/16 tires that worked fine behind my m1009.
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Yep they will fit with room to spare, finding a good place to tie them in is a bit of a problem.
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