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Case 580CK hydraulic pump.

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Kelly R

10-18-2006 10:12:54




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I've borrowed an older ('67-71) backhoe from a friend for some excavating work. So... in the midst of digging a trench to run water/power to a barn under construction, the hydraulics all just stopped working. No hoe or bucket movement at all. Controls COMPLETELY unresponsive. So we pulled the output fitting off the pump and started it up again. Nothing but the occasional gurgle of fluid coming out. I've got a friend taking the pump to a couple hydraulic repair shops today to see what the damage is going to be. Anyone have any idea as to the quickest/easiest fix and how much it should run?

The splined shaft is intact, but I suspect something internal is damaged. The shaft is nearly impossible to turn by hand.

Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your time. Cheers!

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Phil (Nj,Az,Sask)

10-19-2006 09:59:41




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 Re: Case 580CK hydraulic pump. in reply to Kelly R, 10-18-2006 10:12:54  
[Quote]The splined shaft is intact[/quote]

KellyR, I went through the failure of my Pump (530CK) that blew its seals. The short Splined Shaft was twisted nearly 45 deg (end to end)

I was advised to replace the PUMP and not rebuild as those pumps simply wear out. I think a new pump & shaft was ~$300.(CAN)

I think my failure was that I was running low on Fluid & the pump was squealing. (thought that was normal. NOT)

Hope this Helps

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Kelly R

10-20-2006 09:21:51




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 Re: Case 580CK hydraulic pump. in reply to Phil (Nj,Az,Sask), 10-19-2006 09:59:41  
Hi Phil,

Thanks for the info. We wound up pulling the whole pump off and took it into a local shop to have a look. It seems the keyed shaft had twisted off where it attaches to the impeller inside the pump. The main reason being that the bearings were shot. They machined a new shaft to put the impeller and spline back onto, plus ordered a new set of bearings to replace. I lucked out, tho. The machinist lives a few miles down the road from my acreage and needs a couple trenches dug, so its all barter & trade, no cash outlay. (cost would have been just under $300, tho. Good estimate!)
Thanks again!

Kelly

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