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M146 RV Conversion

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the 6500 BTU/h unit I have in the M109 box works well (cools it down in 90 degree + weather). If your insulation is better than the fiberglass the military used, you should be fine.
 

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the 6500 BTU/h unit I have in the M109 box works well (cools it down in 90 degree + weather). If your insulation is better than the fiberglass the military used, you should be fine.
wow the 15000 btu unit thats being installed in my m109 is over kill i guess, unless i need to deep freeze something
 

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Hey JD. Yes, the trailers were designed for the deuce. They ride on 9x20 tires. In fact hooked to a 5T the trailer sets kinda low in the arse, but you hardly know it's there. Weight is just over 7K.
 

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Hey JD. Yes, the trailers were designed for the deuce. They ride on 9x20 tires. In fact hooked to a 5T the trailer sets kinda low in the arse, but you hardly know it's there. Weight is just over 7K.
I've considered the same combination, except using a TOW DOLLY behind a standard Deuce. The only significant drawback to this would be backing up with the double-jointed hitching.

Any other thoughts on this approach?
 

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I've considered the same combination, except using a TOW DOLLY behind a standard Deuce. The only significant drawback to this would be backing up with the double-jointed hitching.

Any other thoughts on this approach?
I also thought of this as an option,but the combined weight of the deuce bed and the tow dolly would be between 3-4k lbs(i think),this might slow the rig down a bit,i hope I can get at least 50mph out of her.
 

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I've considered the same combination, except using a TOW DOLLY behind a standard Deuce. The only significant drawback to this would be backing up with the double-jointed hitching.

Any other thoughts on this approach?
Something I've always wondered is the legality of dollies.

I know here in Arizona, you can pull more than one trailer, but the first one has to be a fifth wheel trailer. I think this is true in a lot of other states as well. Is a dolly a trailer? Do the military dollies have lights and brakes? Do they need license plates? Again, I imagine this depends on the state. Food for thought...
 

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I also thought of this as an option,but the combined weight of the deuce bed and the tow dolly would be between 3-4k lbs(i think),this might slow the rig down a bit,i hope I can get at least 50mph out of her.
Ray, I once had an M275A2 (Kenny's old deuce tractor) that I used to haul around an M313 and the it drove down the highway doing 50-54 MPH without a problem. Hills did slow it down, but not too badly. I am sure you'll be fine with the M35A2 conversion to a road tractor. Great job!
 
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