Parts Needed To Install 6 on 5-1/2" Brake Hub/Drums on a M1101 Military Trailer  

Currently Dexter only offers either the Self-Adjusting Brakes #23-464-465 or Brakes With Parking Brake #23-112-113 which will fit your 1997 M1101 trailer. Both of these are sets of brakes for the left and right while the Drum #42866UC3 is offered as…

Based on my research your M1101 trailer has a GVWR of around 3400lbs, so for a replacement axle I recommend taking a look at the Timbren Heavy-Duty Axle-Less Trailer Suspension - Straight Spindle - Off-Road Tires - 3,500 lbs #ASR35HDS01 which will…

Hi Jason, In order to find the correct hub/drum for your M1101 trailer we'd need to first determine what your bearings and grease seal are and the axle capacity. If the other hub you have has anything stamped into it we can also try looking up…

For your M101A1 Military trailer the parking brakes can be maintained when adding electric brakes when you use the Dexter Electric Trailer Brake Kit w/ Parking Brakes - 12" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies #23-112-113. These electric brake…

From my available specs on your M1101 trailer, it has a maximum vehicle weight of 3,400 pounds. It also looks like it uses off-road tires. With that capacity and tire type, we only carry 2,000 pound Timbren Axleless systems that are compatible with…

If your Military M1101 Trailer uses a Titan Model 10 Surge Brake Actuator the Replacement Bolt-On Inner Slide with Leveler Channel for Titan Model 10 Actuator #T4721700 will work perfectly to replace your pintle, but if you are wanting to go to…

The bearings you need for your Silver Eagle M1101 trailer are #25580 and #14125A. If you would like a full bearing kit then we also have the #BK3-200 as well.

The closest size we have is 2.72 inches and is the part #RG04-120. It's going to be pretty tight but since the caps are tapered as well as most hub bores it would be your best option that will fit based on a previous customer coming back and…

I was unable to find specs on your trailer, so we will need to find this information on our own. To determine which bearings and seals you need, the best way to get that information is to take apart your current hub and inspect the numbers that are…

Here at etrailer, we do not recommend using two hitch adapters at the same time. Not only does it reduce the weight capacity of the hitch even more (more than the 50% from using one adapter), it can be dangerous for other motorists. In addition, we…

The thing about hitch extenders is that with each one you use you end up cutting the hitch's capacity in half. Since you would be using two of them you would end up cutting the capacity by 75 percent. When you combine that with the fact that the…

Typically, a wider tire will offer more stability, but with a small, light trailer any advantage provided by the wider tire would be tiny. There are some differences in the two tires you mentioned that could possibally make the tire for your setup.…