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Case 530CK Transmission split help

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Josh G.

09-25-2006 17:48:10

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I have a Case 530CK that needs a gear replaced in the forward reverse shuttle. The problem I have is that I have the loader and backhoe making the split difficult. After looking at the tractor I saw that it may be possible to do the split with the loader and backhoe attached. It looks as if I could unbolt the loader from the front of the tractor and remove the hydraulic pump, filter, and front tins and by using a splitter stand I could pull the front of the tractor forward about a foot before it interferes with the loader frame. Is a foot separation enough and am I asking for trouble doing the split this method? Any replies would be helpful.
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BKahler

09-26-2006 04:26:57

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Re: Case 530CK Transmission split help in reply to Josh G., 09-25-2006 17:48:10

Josh,

I spit my 530CK with loader and hoe still attached. The bucket has to be raised up into the air and braced there. The hoe bucket needs to be supported as well. We used a cinder block for the hoe bucket with some wood on top. In hind sight a jack stand would have been better.

Once the two buckets were supported then a heavy duty floor jack was used to support the transmission and then the engine was held up by an engine hoist. You won't have to remove the front axle like I did since I was rebuilding the engine. All in all its not really as bad as it sounds, just time consuming.

I would not recommend unbolting the front end loader from the tractor, I think that will cause you a hole lot of grief.

Good luck!

Brad

1963 Cae 530CK backhoe

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Josh G.

09-27-2006 03:51:15

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Re: Case 530CK Transmission split help in reply to BKahler, 09-26-2006 04:26:57

Brad,
Thanks for the reply. Your pictures are very helpful.

Thanks again,
Josh

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Old Rusty

09-25-2006 18:02:52

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Re: Case 530CK Transmission split help in reply to Josh G., 09-25-2006 17:48:10

Have everything blocked good and use a good floor jack under the rear of the engine and be sure to block the front axel so the engine will not tilt. After you come forward with it just before the steering wheel hits the loader cross member start letting the jack down and it will clear everything enough to get to the shuttle.

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Josh G

09-27-2006 03:56:50

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Re: Case 530CK Transmission split help in reply to Old Rusty, 09-25-2006 18:02:52

Old Rusty,
Thanks for the reply. I'm waiting for my parts and service manual before splitting the old beast.

Thanks again,
Josh

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Mike Veen

09-29-2006 09:25:39

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Re: Case 530CK Transmission split help in reply to Josh G, 09-27-2006 03:56:50

Don"t split it .Pull the engine.Slide out the torque tube.Then you can take out the transmission.Then what"s left is your shuttle.It"s all very straight forward once you get started.I"ve done it myself and my trade is a baker (if I can"t fix it ..it ain"t broke).

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