>>My M416 has four lifting points, for slinging to helicopters, cranes,
>etc. Evidently it was somewhat unusual. It is two long entended
>squared-type ovals that are attached underneath to the frame, one front
and one
>rear. The ends are then bowed upward. They sit out far enough that when
>slung, the straps don't fold the trailer's sides in.........
Doe is also have brackets welded to frame in front of fenders to mount 5
gallon gas cans?
>
>Is it possible that you have the M416-B trailer that was made
>exclusively for the Mitey Mite???? I've only seen one and it had these
lifting
>loops from each corner that were noticabley different from the garden
>variety M416. I believe the M416-B trailer used the same wheels as the
Mitey
>Mite (M422) which are noticebly dished further out and have larger vent
>holes (or whatever they are called) than the M151 wheels.
This is true.
Daryl
D&L Bensinger mitymite@juno.com
2442 Main St.
Narvon, PA 17555
phone and fax (610) 286-9545
http://www.sphynx.com/mitymite/
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