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These were taken at various shows over the summer. The road grader attatchment was actually fairly common around here. Ben
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That was not an attachment but it was a model called the W Speed Patrol. It was factory made. I own one that is a 1947
 
Do you know anything about the 190 look alike above that says Beach master on the side decal? Ben
 
That one no but the W Speed Patrol is one I do know a bit about and even have the parts manual for it. This is the manual I have and the 2nd picture is my 1947 W Speed Patrol
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(quoted from post at 21:44:43 01/09/17) That one no but the W Speed Patrol is one I do know a bit about and even have the parts manual for it. This is the manual I have and the 2nd picture is my 1947 W Speed Patrol
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I have one of 11 Patrols that Spokane county once used in their fleet. Mine has been converted to hydraulics and power steering....I need to get an engine in it as it is currently locked up.
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Correct engine is the same one used in the WC and or WD. When I got my W Speed Patrol it had a WD45 engine in it but it lacked power and oil pressure. I got lucky and found a WD tractor that had not run in a long time but had a low hours engine and used that engine in my W Speed Patrol. Only payed $250 for the WD
 
AC produced a beach (sand) cleaning machine. Originally a specially equipped D19 pulled it, then the 190. I see this had a "snap coupler" drawbar. I've never seen that on a 190. So must be the three point hitch was omitted on the Beachmaster.
 
Back in the 1950's our township used a AC Speed Patrol...They finally replaced it with an old Cat 10 grader..
 
I LOVE those Speed Patrols! I have never seen one with a single front end. We could use one on our private rd. Next door neighbor "grades" it with his Ford 2000 and a back blade. Pretty ineffective...
 
The early Beachmasters were snap coupler. Im guessing this one was converted to three point and the current owner added the snap coupler back to it.

Later One-Ninety Beachmasters with factory three points are very rare.

Jim
 
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