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Liability insurance
All, I am building an M1102 as a expedition rig. It is basically a utility trailer and will be loaded with gear and supplies. I asked my insurance company if my tow vehicle covered the utility trailer. They say only $500 of liability. Anyone have any experience on this topic?- djglover7
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M1102 fuel basket
Not real heavy (see placard pic). Weighs less without the HMMWV wheels. New wheels match truck. Entire body is aluminum with pintle/lunette ring hitch. Pulling with 2016 Silverado 2500 HD 4x4. This will NOT be rock crawler. More of a highway/rough road expedition rig -
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M1102 fuel basket
Currently full of brush and limbs. Looks like hell. Will post later. Did add a series of E-track tie-downs to exterior and modified the stabilization legs. -
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M1102 stabilzer leg(s) mods and repositioning
All, To make room for the future fuel basket/carrier, I modified and relocated the stabilizer legs. It turns out that the stabilizer legs fit/store very conveniently to the rear if you remove the feet and bore new holes for the horizontal position. I reasoned that since I will never load the... -
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M1102 fuel basket
All, One thing that I believe is critical is to carry extra gas and propane. My thoughts for the M102 additions/modifications are the following: 1) Carry gas and propane outside of the trailer (front or back). Front is my preference for weight, balance, and potential rear-end impacts 2)... -
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M1102 tie-down pockets
All, I have a an M1102 that I have configured with wheels to match my 2016 2500 Silverado. Intent is to travel and only need one wheel type. The other day I had the opportunity to clean out the bed after a year of leaves, branches, etc. The tie-down pockets were embedded with serious debri...
