Auction find Ford 641 Workmaster. Will it run?

[@laughinghay1090]

Never have I seen a ford 641 with axle nuts. Matter of fact last ford tractor I've seen axle nuts was a Jubilee

[@double-h-farms]

Yup, my jubilee has axel nuts but my 651 does not

[@dyer2cycle]

I don't see "641" on the hood much as well...every one I have seen says "601" on the hood even if it is a 641...not sure what the deal is with that..and yes, I agree, it has Jubilee rear axle setup, not 600 or "01" series axles...perhaps it is an incorrectly painted Jubilee?....

[@316jd140]

Not a 12V system, it still has the 6V generator on it. It would be positive ground.

[@JDman107]

I’m not sure that’s a 641. The axle nuts and rear tell the story. The front medallion also belongs to a Jubilee/NAA. Before you sold it, did you check to see if it was stamped 641? Great informative video.

[@TrinityFarmsMilling]

It looks like it was a NAA as you suggested. I didn't look at it before I sold it. I never thought someone would "clone" a tractor. I appreciate your feedback.

[@double-h-farms]

I have a 1958 651 workmaster and golden jubilee.. great tractors

[@lynnmackenzie9501]

If that tractor is a model 641 someone has replaced the rear right side axle housing and axle with an earlier model NAA or Jubilee tractor.. The 601 model tractors did not have that large rear spindle nut.. I did not know the axle shafts would marry up to the differential............I have a 1959 model 641

[@jdruin1]

I just bought a 59 641. Got it running tonight. Time to clean up the metal and throw some paint on her

[@bryansmith2649]

Positive lead goes to the frame in this tractor. Looks like an NAA rear end with the big nuts on the hub.

[@longhorn9841]

Did you get it running?

[@TrinityFarmsMilling]

Its running and sold now. I have the 801 and jubilee still.