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emil selich

10-09-2003 18:35:17




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I have a recently purchased 580ck that has a shuttle shift with no power except in low gear. Forward and reverse are about the same. I think everthing is adjusted externally. Anyone have any ideas before I split the tractor. Thanks




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Larry

10-13-2003 13:39:56




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 Re: case 580 ck in reply to emil selich, 10-09-2003 18:35:17  
I once owned a 580 ck gas and it was great, but only had power in low range and I very seldom used high range excepy for road travel. In fact the high-low lever was broken off right at the casing and my buddy had told me about it ,so I used vise grips to shift it.



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Gary J

10-11-2003 18:05:59




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 Re: case 580 ck in reply to emil selich, 10-09-2003 18:35:17  
I too have a 580ck that was weak. I learned that water collects in the shuttleshift housing from condensation over the winters. I corrected this problem by draining the fluid from both reservoirs on the bottom side of the tractor, While I had the drain plugs out I started the tractor a couple three times for just a couple of seconds each time. This drained the fluid in the torque converter. There is a drain plug on the torque converter that can be accessed through the front drain plug should you chose to take those steps. Replace the drain plugs, but before filling the shuttleshift replace the shuttleshift filter, which is in front of the radiator. Once this is all complete fill the shuttleshift with new fluid and all should be fine. Hope this helps, Gary

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