Military Trailers
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They run cheap to expensive 
I bought one years ago for $100, it was a scrap holder for a metal shop. I lucked out on that. I usually see fair condition trailers going for about 450-650. I found building your own is a bit cheaper and you can do what you want with it without damaging the "historical" value (if any) of the trailer
I bought one years ago for $100, it was a scrap holder for a metal shop. I lucked out on that. I usually see fair condition trailers going for about 450-650. I found building your own is a bit cheaper and you can do what you want with it without damaging the "historical" value (if any) of the trailer
I see them pop up in pretty good condition for $5-800 but they get up to $1500.
Brooks and I both have a m416 and the bed size is about the size of my truck bed, little narrower between the rails bc it fans out. They are built nice and tough. Pulled hubs off mine a few days ago and it was first time they'd ever been off, beatings still good and greased. Parking brake is nice to have. I don't have a wheelbarrow so I've used mine around the house load it up with leaves and walk it to the street and dump it. Wish mine still had the pintle on it and the landing leg.
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Brooks and I both have a m416 and the bed size is about the size of my truck bed, little narrower between the rails bc it fans out. They are built nice and tough. Pulled hubs off mine a few days ago and it was first time they'd ever been off, beatings still good and greased. Parking brake is nice to have. I don't have a wheelbarrow so I've used mine around the house load it up with leaves and walk it to the street and dump it. Wish mine still had the pintle on it and the landing leg.
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