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Keith True

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I have a Ford gas industrial engine,I would like to know just what it is before trying to find a PTO clutch setup for it.I did get the numbers on the right side,the cast in ones.They are,CONN 6015J.There are no stampings in the pan rail like I have on an old backhoe,but this was never a tractor engine.There is another number on the other side,but I seem to remember that is just a casting code.That number is 7F19.
 
7F19 sounds like a date code. If so, I would say that engine was built in 1967. That said, C0NN is 7 years away from that, but I suppose it's possible since the C0NN number is a casting number which indicates primarily the design year, not the production year.
 
172 cid 4 cyl power unit/ industrail engine. Its 1960 enginnering number 7F19 is cast date of 1967 june ninetenth. May be fun finding a Twin-Disc or Rockford unit that old.
 
Thank you. This engine had been redone for something and stored in a shop when the owner passed away.I bought it because the scrap boys come across seized Ford power units the most.They were pretty popular on small chippers around here.Of course,now that I will be looking for one none will show up.This does have an industrial bellhousing on it,but it only has a 7 bolt circle.It looks like it should be 8,but it has a cutout for the starter.It also has allen headed head bolts.Is this normal or is it something done by the rebuilder.I would like to use this engine on a chipper I have.While I really don't care what kind of engine I use,I do like these old Ford industrials.
 
310609 would possibly be engineering for 1957. C0NN is code for 3rd gen 0 is for 1960 N is for north america N is tractor
 

C0NN 6015J is a 172 engine first use on the 801/901 series in 1960, my 62 model 881 had this block number
Ford continued to make these engines for industrial use up into the 70s, my brother has one from a screw air compressor with a D3NN casting number making it a 73 or later engine
 
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