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Have one made Then you can adjust the legnth

I run a 2" ball. Works fine

Awesome! I have been looking all over for someone that makes a hub or adapter for the Tundra Thanks

Good deal! As far as extending the tongue buy them stock and take the old one to a machine shop and have them mill it for you. Then figure the best length for you. Cut and weld on the hitch you want to use. Just my $.02 Good luck with the new project

Change the axle $0.02

Great build Do you plan on running those wires though a hose or at least have grommets in the holes If not when it rubs through the insulation you going to have all kinds of problems Just trying to help hope it helps

My dad has safety cables on his Bantom they seem to work ok I chose to go with 1 long chain that connects to my 416 in the 2 stock mounts then to the jeep in 2 spots My thinking is if I get in a bind I have a few feet of extra chain Just my $.02

I modified my fenders to fit 33x12.5 with a leaf under The left side is modified and the right has not been done yet. To give you an idea

Wouldn't the surge break make it hard to back up hill or push over a rock in reverse

Thanks My idea but not my welding

Grew up camping out of a Bantom trailer with a 2" ball coupler. Never had any trouble with it. Even rolled the trailer on the dusey trail in the 80s. I have a 416 with a call coupler that my family uses. Our off roading is california mountains and deserts I will say the military trailers I...

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Pretty much what everyone's said be able to jack knife it Although on the other side I didn't want it so long it follow outside the of the tow vehicle trac while turning sharp. When I crank it hard and just miss a rock with my rear tire, the trailer misses it by about 3" Just my $.02

That is very true. I have a 33 on the back of my 416 which makes my tongue weight about 20 pounds. It runs smooth when empty but I do have to pay attention when loading the trailer. Without enough tongue weight it will buck and kick I used a TJ tire mount but I don't have a tailgate

Just swap out the axle

Just stumbled on your trailer. Thought I had seen it on the forums so I searched it Sorry to hear about the axle

Keep your eyes open when driving around I found mine on a ranch and have seen several in side yards

Great set up If I could ask you a couple questions What model Tepui tent did you use? The rack your tent is mounted on is how I would like to mount mine. How stable is the trailer on the highway when empty? Where did you get that cool M416 sticker? Scott

I understand if it's something large but if it's a smaller trailer could be disassembled I had no VIN, bill of sale or any kind of registration on my 416 and the DMV gave me a VIN and a plate in less than an hour Anywase just trying to help This may help...

What kind of trailer? Can you register it as home built?