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riveroadrat · Jul 14, 2020

I was looking for a post on a 6015F diesel block. does anyone know which block that is? thanks

shaun wallace · Jul 14, 2020

What is whole the engineering number ?

riveroadrat · Jul 14, 2020

CONN 6015F

Olliejunkie · Jul 15, 2020

I have better luck doing a Google search than searching the archives

Kirk-NJ · Jul 15, 2020

D4NN 6015F is 192 diesel not sure about the CONN. Count the head bolts. If I remember correctly the 192 diesel had more bolts.

Ultradog MN · Jul 15, 2020

Try google advanced search.
Type your query into either the line that says All the words or into the line that says exact word or phrase.

Then scroll down a ways and type in www.yesterdaystractors.com

Then click search.
Google Advanced Search

Sean in PA · Jul 15, 2020

C0NN6015F doesn't come up in any searches. How many cylinders does it have? If it has 4 cylinders and is a diesel, with a C0NN prefix (casting designed by the tractor division for the tractor division in 1960) it could be a 144, 172 or 192, so you would have to measure bore and stroke manually, or get lucky that a machine shop might have it listed. If it has 6 cylinders it would be a 242.

riveroadrat · Jul 15, 2020

4 banger.

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