1959 641?

[Scott D Orbaker]

Saw this on the Rochester NY Craigslist. Seller says it's a 1959 641,however the "cyclops" emblem clearly says "Jubilee". Obviously been repainted a couple times and I know sheet metal could have been changed but I wanted some other opinions.
I am somewhat familiar with the Hundred and "01" series tractors having driven a couple in my (much) younger days.

https://rochester.craigslist.org/grd/d/hamlin-ford-641-tractor-1959/7210996169.html



Scott

 

[Lynn Patrick]

It takes very little to change that emblem. The rear axle does not have the large nut that Jube/NAA's have, so I'm thinking the 641 is correct.

 

[Steve Brussell]

A 641 doesnt have 48 hp as seller says. Low 30s I think.

 

[Hdonly]

Ford 641 Power:
Engine (gross): 48.4 hp [36.1 kW]
Belt (claimed): 32 hp [23.9 kW]
Plows: 2 (14-inch)
Drawbar (tested): 29.82 hp [22.2 kW]
PTO (tested): 31.78 hp [23.7 kW]
Belt (tested): 33.65 hp [25.1 kW]

Just depends on what HP rating you are looking at.
I have a Jubilee that has a 192 cid engine in it from a Jacobson turf mower. Same block layout as the original 134 cid engine.

 

[Kirk-NJ]

Yes it's a 641. I think I see something in the hole, Might have a sherman combo in there.

 

[WayneIA]

The position of the clutch pedal would make it a 641

 

[michford]

Interesting exhaust on it. No muffler, just an exhaust pipe.

 

[Hdonly]

Look closer. There is a muffler on it.

 

[michford]

I still dont see a muffler.

 

[Lynn Patrick]

It's under the foot board.

 

[michford]

I see it now. Still an interesting exhaust, more work to customize it than go with standard parts.