trailer pics.

http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x389/dickster1/100_1361.jpg
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x389/dickster1/100_1360.jpg
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x389/dickster1/100_1361.jpg
When I was A kid I would see these going down the hi-way behind military vehicles all the time. Now that I have one, I can't seem to find anything about them.
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x389/dickster1/Trailer/100_1369.jpg


mod note: tried to organize better; can't use IMG here FYI

 

would that be a flat bed, muntions type hauler?
are those GI can racks up front?

 

It is a M762 for hauling generators.

http://wwiijeepparts.com/Archives/JeepTrailer.html

Well, that's my guess anyway...

 

After some research I would guess that this is a m762. This one has some differences from the other ones in the links I was given. The landing leg mounts to the frame swings back up under the frame and is pinned in place for storage. This one has torsion spring suspension, much like spring assist ramps on construction trailers. The trailer's tongue, or drawbar that attaches to the lunette, is pinnned to the trailer in two places. Remove the pins and you can slide the drawbar out of the trailer. The front pin is even with the front of the trailer frame. The second pin is under the trailers frame a little further back. It has three pin hole locations in the frame to except the pin, top,middle,and bottom. The front pin acts as the pivot point for the drawbar to move up or down for different hitch heights,different vehicles. Yes it has racks for fuel,water or whatever those famous cans hold. It has the hold down straps to,whats left of them. I have pictures of this stuff, but I can't figure out that photo bucket. My wife said she would get them posted when she gets home. There was a guy at my house awhile back that said he hadn't seen one of those since his military days. He said they used them for generator,welder,cable spools and potable water. I would like to know the vintage of this thing. No vin. tag that I can find on it. I'm thinking that this is a later model than the ones I've seen on the cornpooter. Thanks

 

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Looks like ones we had in Germany during the eightys...Hauled MEP 5s on em, that's why it has the two Jerry can holders - for fueling the generator...Looks about the same as i remember. That's just my .02