super-singles on M105's & other trailers

[jesusgatos]

I'm building custom wheels for Mah Deuce right now, and I'd like to be able to run the same wheels on my trailer. Right now that's a modified M353, but I think I'm going to build another, smaller enclosed trailer. Something closer to the size of an M105 with an enclosure. I've seen flatbed generator trailers that look like they might be about 1ft longer than an M105, and I'm thinking that might be a good place to start. Not sure what the designation is for those trailers is though. Anyway, my question is:

Can the hubs on any of those trailers can be flipped, so that I can run super-singles without having the wheels/tires stick out way past the fenders?

 

[Josh]

If 105's are the same axle width as my 107's, they already track almost identical to the front tires on the deuce.

 

[terrynash]

I just put super singles on my M109 and my M105 trailer. The hubs can not be flipped like the trucks. I'm running the 5 ton modified wheels by Philip Piche. (very happy with his quality) I have 15.5/80R20's and they stick out 3 1/2 inches which isn't too bad. There is not enough room between the tire and fenderwell without modifying the inner fenderwell to move the tire/wheel inboard. Hope this helps.

 

[jesusgatos]

Thanks guys. That's exactly what I wanted to know.