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You are right that is not the right one, here is the right one Baldwin p/n OB1368 and the oil filter is wix 51970 or Baldwin B96
I have been using them for many years now.
I think I took the fitting off and drilled and taped a 1/4"pipe hole. I have tried to find photos of the work and I can not find it.
Good luck with it.
When I first got my truck the HD motor on the crane was leaking. I had it rebuilt and after I started using it started leaking again. The shop said I needed a case drain. The motor I have is made by Parker. I put a case drain on it and ran the line over to the HD tank, I also put a one way...
Here is what I have and used on my rebuild.
Oil Pan bolts 40 lb-ft
Intake 30 lb-ft
exhaust bolts 25 lb-ft
Rocker box covers 15 lb-ft
Rocker box bolts 65 lb-ft
Head blots 25 then 100 then 200 then 305 lb-ft
Rod bolts 75 then 150 loosen then 30 then 75 then 150 lb-ft
Crankshaft Main 140...
I just rebuilt a NHC250 and have all the torques valves, if you let me know what you need I can send them to you. A repair manual is very hard to find, may try Ebay.
Here is a link to a good write up on setting the valves and injectors. I think you would use the OBC method.
Go down to post #8
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/nhc250-valve-injector-overhead-adjusting.73256/
You can pull the injectors and put oil down the cylinders. If you remove the adjusting screw all the way and move the push rod over you can remove the injector. It is the rocker in the center. You will have to set the injector when you put them back in.