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USPatriot67
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Hello all. I spotted this AUTO Patrol for sale on Facebook Marketplace (Reno, Nevada) and was hoping someone could provide some insight as to type (number) and year. 
Wiggly "Caterpillar" script is on radiator and flat head gas engine is in the chassis. 

Here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/538030527812683

Here are several pics in case the FB link goes away.
Thanks for any assistance or comments. [attachment=68229]IMG_5635.jpg[/attachment][attachment=68230]IMG_5636.jpg[/attachment][attachment=68231]IMG_5637.jpg[/attachment][attachment=68232]IMG_5638.jpg[/attachment]
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Engine is a Continental. Interesting rear wheel arrangement.
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Sat, Jun 25, 2022 5:53 PM
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Actually duels were common with the single axle because it helped a little with bouncing. The tandem axles also reduces the bounce or hop while bladding, Another reason was rubber during war time was in high demand and low supply so anything that could be adapted was a plus. Farming industries and municipalities were allotted only do much rubber and adapting farm truck wheels was common sight.

1944 Adams Model 311
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My 1944 Adams Model 311
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Sun, Jun 26, 2022 6:25 AM
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Actually duels were common with the single axle because it helped a little with bouncing. The tandem axles also reduces the bounce or hop while bladding, Another reason was rubber during war time was in high demand and low supply so anything that could be adapted was a plus. Farming industries and municipalities were allotted only do much rubber and adapting farm truck wheels was common sight.

1944 Adams Model 311
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My 1944 Adams Model 311
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the frame looks like a No10 Auto Patrol
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Mon, Jun 27, 2022 3:28 AM
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Thanks Dan. I am familiar with the dual wheel setup, as my #10 Auto Patrol has them. I was referring to the disc wheels used on the machine in the pictures. Here is my #10.
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