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Case 580CK - Torque Converter

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Tom fm CT

09-10-2003 14:25:02




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I'm having a bit of a problem with a 1970+- Case 580CK in that I have full torque pressure in neutral but zero pressure in forward or reverse. At the same time, oil gushes from the split between the engine and torque converter casing when in forward or reverse (not neutral). Any suggestions as to the problem?

Another note, the oil in the coverter is milky white indicating that there is water in the oil. However, there is no oil in the radiator. Anyone have suggestions here? (I removed the radiator and am having it pressure tested for leaks).

Thanks for any assistance you can render! Tom

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jpsuchocki

10-27-2003 14:09:27




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 Re: Case 580CK - Torque Converter in reply to Tom fm CT, 09-10-2003 14:25:02  
I had the same problem. The water is entering the system at the engine torque tube split. There needs to be a gasket at this point and a gasket at the starter motor. Do not use sealants, they will clog the main pump intake and make your machine powerless, starving the drive system of the 9 gpm it needs to function. Your foward reverse problem may have to do with the destruction of the three seals that seperate the rockford clutch pack pressure circuts. These are still available and cheap. You have to split the tractor to get to it. You may as wll replace the clutch pack steel and bronze plates, also cheap while you have it apart.the seal kit is also available for the rockford clutch. replace all of these and check the bore where the rockford clutch is inserted to see if its worn. The three seals sometimes gets grit in them and start to spin wearing the bore, I had mine sleaved at a machine shop because it was worn due to spinning seals. They are not supposed to spin. You really need to get the service and parts manuals. Most everything is still available.

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Steve Schmittgens

09-11-2003 14:29:21




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 Re: Case 580CK - Torque Converter in reply to Tom fm CT, 09-10-2003 14:25:02  
Tom, Call me, maybe I can help you out. My No. is (314) 966-6692.

Steve



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