Looking for side plates for a Autopatrol 7 or 9.

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Scott Kuehn

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We're restoring a 1932, Autopatrol 7, Sn: 6D1 and trying to get it as close to original as possible. At some point they put a different radiator in it, and different side covers. The originals are part numbers: 1B800 & 1B810. The Cat Twenty radiator is the same, but the Twenty side plates have "Twenty" cast in them. If anyone is parting out a 7 or 9 (Both are the same parts) and have side covers, let me know.

Also looking for a decent steering wheel for it.

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nice pics scott , I had the joy of cutting the tires off my no.9 from rust between the tire and rim . Probably spent more time on that than overhalling the engine . Ill keep my eyes out for a parts blade .

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Fri, Jan 6, 2023 8:53 AM

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nice pics scott , I had the joy of cutting the tires off my no.9 from rust between the tire and rim . Probably spent more time on that than overhalling the engine . Ill keep my eyes out for a parts blade .

The back tires were so hard, I had to take a Sawzall to cut the sidewalls and still couldn't get the beads out. Tire Rama made us a great deal and donated most of the cost for new tires for both our 7's. The back are the same as the tires on a Pivot Irrigation and way cheaper than tractor tires. Will work fine for what we'll use it for.

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