Those cylinders look identical to the ones on my '68 580CK. What year is your 580 B? My steering wheel was rusted off, so I took the valve in the steering column out and drained the hoses. I'll have to watch this again when I get ready to fill the system. Overall, your tractor looks in good shape. Maybe some oil leaks on the engine, but mostly good. keep up the great work on your videos. They're fun to watch!
I think they are the same, same kit up until the four wheel drive models I think. Mine is an early 60's machine not sure exactly but I think it's a 62. It's to bad my fuel pump bought the farm while I was finishing refilling the system but basically just keep it full and turn the wheel both directions to full stop to bleed the lines out. Just don't let it run low, the pumps are sensitive to low oil.
@@GRTRanchadventures Will do, thanks. So the fuel pump (injection pump) quit? Oh, I think I saw that video where you were talking about rebuilding it. I have yet to prove if mine works or not. I have been carefully getting everything ready for a start up, and I wanted to have the radiator in first, but I might just try to see if it will start (even for a 1/2 minute) sometime in the next few weeks.
do you have a link or could you point me in the direction of getting the seal kit you got? I ordered 2 from Amazon and the packs they sent me will not fit.
thank you for you're video
Those cylinders look identical to the ones on my '68 580CK. What year is your 580 B?
My steering wheel was rusted off, so I took the valve in the steering column out and drained the hoses. I'll have to watch this again when I get ready to fill the system. Overall, your tractor looks in good shape. Maybe some oil leaks on the engine, but mostly good. keep up the great work on your videos. They're fun to watch!
I think they are the same, same kit up until the four wheel drive models I think. Mine is an early 60's machine not sure exactly but I think it's a 62. It's to bad my fuel pump bought the farm while I was finishing refilling the system but basically just keep it full and turn the wheel both directions to full stop to bleed the lines out. Just don't let it run low, the pumps are sensitive to low oil.
@@GRTRanchadventures Will do, thanks. So the fuel pump (injection pump) quit? Oh, I think I saw that video where you were talking about rebuilding it. I have yet to prove if mine works or not. I have been carefully getting everything ready for a start up, and I wanted to have the radiator in first, but I might just try to see if it will start (even for a 1/2 minute) sometime in the next few weeks.
I have a 67 ck, my cylinders look identical. I bet they used them for everything until the 70’s
do you have a link or could you point me in the direction of getting the seal kit you got? I ordered 2 from Amazon and the packs they sent me will not fit.
Hwpartstore.com you can filter by make, type, model, and hydraulic cylinders and seal kits
I bought a 1966 ck 530 188 Diesel case Backhoe for $2500.00