Let me clarify my questions. Did the 7e #10 auto patrol use only the 3f (28?) power unit in it span of 460 machines? Or did it use the 20 and 25 power unit also? Also did this series ever get the diesel power unit in it or was this the Mai reason for the updated heavier built frame in the 9f #10 auto patrols?
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Hi Rodten,
cabin fever must be high at present--lol
Scans are from many sources and are best I can help with for you to be more confused.
With the No1 and 2 mg specs charts you will need to read the bottom lines on each chart--there are Line No's on the first chart but cold not scan wide enough to capture the No 2 page Line No's--this chart is a fold out and so is mega wide.
One of the charts talks about frame type and weight per foot.
From memory Eric Christenbery (spelling?) has a good site for Grader Info. and likely has most of this too.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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