Jubilee oil filter

[Super99GM]

Bought what appears to be a Jubilee this week with a weak engine. Noticed that it has spin on oil filter with no adapter. I guess I thought it should have the cartridge filter or the adapter. Is this a replacement block. Block casting number is C0NN1650G if I remember correctly.

 

[Jim.UT]

The block casting number is probably C0NN6015G. If so, I believe that calls out a 134 gas engine built in 1960 or later. You may have a 601 rather than a Jubilee. Look at your rear axle hubs. Is there a 2" nut on the end or is the axle hub smooth? If it has a nut, it's likely a Jubilee (or NAA) with a newer engine. If the hub is smooth, that would point toward a 601 or early 2000. Here are some links that may help you zero in on what you have.
<a href=http://my.att.net/p/s/community.dll?ep=87&subpageid=297418&ck=>John in LA's info site</a>
<a href=http://home.att.net/~jmsmith45/identify.htm>John Smith's tractor ID page</a>

 

[Fordfarmer]

If it has a spin-on, but no adaptor plate, the block has been replaced. Or it is newer than a Jubilee. (Can't remember when they switched to not using the adaptor... maybe '62?)

 

[Super99GM]

Thanks for the help. It has the nut retained rear axle hubs like the 8N (both are loose). Several things point to a possible rough life. The clutch pedal is bent and the left foot board has been replaced with what looks like a 01 series style foot board. The hydraulic tubes are nearly crushed on the right side. I had worked on the tractor a few years ago for the previous owner and replaced a radius arm that looked like a bananna. It has almost no compression on # 3 and 4 cylinders. Looks like a good winter project. It goes good with the 8N and 860.

 

[Dean]

Super:

Your compression problem could be as simple as a blown head gasket between 3 and 4.

Love those Detroits!

Dean

 

[john in la]

The CONN 6015 G block is a parts counter replacement and was used in a lot of 2000 industrial tractors.
It is a 1960/64 block.

I think you you get it apart you are going to find out it does not have sleeves.

 

[Super99GM]

The head gasket is what I was hoping too. The Detroits are great when you want to make a little noise, but as I get older I appreciate the quiet purr of my 8N.