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rich helle

09-19-2000 07:38:08




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Just acquired a 580C that needs work. Brakes all grease inside. differential lock inoperative. Steering cylinders leak. Needs 1 rear and 1 front tire. I need manuals etc.. I have been to the dealers (very helpful$) Any ideas on alternate sources?




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Jim B.

09-21-2000 20:17:13




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 Re: 580C advice in reply to rich helle, 09-19-2000 07:38:08  
Rich, Dennis' comment about getting the manuals first is the best advice for any problem resolution > and study them carefully. The engineers and designers know the equipment they produce. If your tractor is like my 580CK backhoe/loader then the brakes are mechanical not hydrulic. So repair will not require rebuild of brake cylinders only the linkage. The brakes are a combination of disc and bands which must be oil-free to function. The seal around the splined shaft into the transmission is short-lived if the tractor is used for construction as opposed to ag field work. When I replaced my oil seals I had to make a homemade "sleeve" to protect the new seal from damage by the splines.

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GARY B.

09-23-2000 14:13:11




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 Re: Re: 580C advice in reply to Jim B., 09-21-2000 20:17:13  
Hello Jim. I'm replacing the seals on my 530 CK and would like to know about your homemade sleeve. Dealer say's they aren't available anymore. Thanks



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Dennis/Ohio

09-19-2000 18:41:52




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 Re: 580C advice in reply to rich helle, 09-19-2000 07:38:08  
Rich, Get you parts & service manuals first thing. When you have part numbers its much easier to shop around. You can get your manuals on this web site. A hydraulic shop should be able to match up cylinder kits for about $25 per cylinder. www.casecorp.com lists all the dealers, price more than your local dealer. Hope that helps. Dennis.....



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