Case 580ck Transmission Repair part 2. Splitting in half
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- I removed the loader arms in part one so I could split my case 580 CK backhoe in half to access the power shuttle assembly in the transmission housing.
Disassembled the transmission housing along with the Rockford power shuttle assembly to diagnose what was causing the no reverse symptoms along with losing forward gears once the machine warmed up a bit.
So glad I have the repair manual for this backhoe, the breakdown of the somewhat complex power shuttle clutch assembly is so handy to have for my machine as it explains step by step the disassembly process as well as explanations and breakdowns of how each component of the machine works.
Hopefully by next week we will have parts to throw at it and a fresh coat of paint to slap on giving this machine the care it deserves
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Part 6
Case 580CK transmission repair Part 6. Nearing the End
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Enjoying the series, especially helpful is your explanation of what the components are for prior to removal. Thanks for series.
I’m glad I got it done and over for sure, it will come in handy now it’s operational
I have a 1969 CK has all the same issues. I just rebuilt the shuttle last week. The o ring is part of $350 kit! The new one fits the same way very loose. #1 on mine was split and the clutches looked just like yours. Long story short, I put it back together and lost reverse after about 45 minutes. Clutch pressure goes to 0 in F or R. Great video!
Hmmm, were you able to sort it out? I’d hate to do all this and lose reverse in 45 minutes. I still have it split in half waiting for that $350 kit to arrive. All other parts came in
I think mine is a multiple of issues. Replacing the broken rings has let me build a lot more clutch pressure and F and R lasted last a lot longer than before. R used to go out after 5 minutes of running. The next step for me is to pull the pump and rebuild the clutch valve
I might have to go through the clutch valve, but I’ll get it all together and try it out and see where I stand first
When I bought my 580ck backhoe everything worked great on it, other than leaking the 10 gal. tranny fluid out each night. Then it lost the ability to move in forward or reverse. It turned out that it got a hole in the transmission pump screen and sucked a half moon key up into the transmission pump and snapped the input shaft on the pump. A machine shop was able to weld and machine the shaft back to normal, but Case said they do not make the suction screen for it anymore.
Wow, do you need a suction screen? I have a parts machine I could pull one out of and stick on eBay for you. Down at the shop painting it up tonight
@@Timberland-Farms I am in Cambodia getting dental surgeries done over the winter, since it's cheaper, but if I see it on ebay this summer, when I return to the USA I might have to take you up on that.
@MyLifeThai371 let me know when you want it and I’ll throw it up there for you
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Would liked to see under the gear shifter but good work. That Oring is a big problem to me. Not made of the right rubber I would say.
Yeah I can take that cover off, might as well see what’s going on in there anyway. I’d like to have a good machine by the time I’m done with this. I’ll post it on Sunday!
@@Timberland-Farms Thanks,I wanted to see if the part numbers are on the forks.
I’ll look and see for you for sure
Where have you been ordering parts for your backhoe from?
Direct from case if they can get them, the clutch frictions I ordered from intella parts company online
I ordered cylinder seal kits on eBay. I’ll have to do a couple videos on that
The backhoe is finally together and digging!
Here is it going together and moving
Case 580CK transmission repair Part 6. Nearing the End
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What kit did you use? Case quoted me an outrageous price per friction plate $135 each
I got the frictions from Intella parts company.
They are part number a41355
They are $11 and change each at the moment
intellaparts.com/p/CASE-A41355/case-a41355-disc.html
Nice thanks man!!! How’s your 580 CK running?
@@boatman19607 runs great, got a big upcoming project for it before snow and
Good news and great job BTW, you made it look easy (which I’m sure it isn’t).
Thankfully I had my dad here to guide me(a heavy equipment mechanic)
Is that much different then a case 580b
There are some slight differences and improvements but mainly on the backhoe attachment most of the machine is identical
It's nice to see you tearing into this! Maybe I'll learn about my issue. I have the same tractor with the same power shuttle.
Mine grinds a lot when engaging gears. makes winding noise in neutral too.
Definitely learn a lot about the machine when you get this deep into them
It’s finally together and digging!
Here is it going together and moving
Case 580CK transmission repair Part 6. Nearing the End
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@@Timberland-Farms Looks Great! I'm a little jealous... Seems to be moving nicely now.
Sure is, can’t wait to get it out and digging. I’ll be sure to video that aswell
That's for sure... I have a whole other donor tractor as well. Let me know if you need anything.
I’ve been looking for a grille for the longest time, can’t seem to find one anywhere
@@Timberland-Farms sorry, me too...
I got some good stuff from Hagan Tractor in Ok. Old Case Specialists. Very helpful.
@keithrichards4781 sweet, thank you I’ll have to save that for future reference
That thing is going be a nice machine when you get it all done!
It sure is
got a 72 case/david brown love child ha 880 good machine boat loads of power for its size good to see you keeping the old ones goin!
That’s the goal !!
It’s finally together and digging!
Here is it going together and moving
Case 580CK transmission repair Part 6. Nearing the End
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