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Case 530 CK Backhoe

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Richard Fazio

04-26-2004 07:11:42




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My friend just acquired a Case 530CK backhoe. The machine has a bunch of problems and I'm trying to help him get it squared away. We fixed some major leaks and have to the point where it is usable. My question is this. When we try to dig with the backhoe it seems to not have much power. If you take too big a bite with the bucket it will just stop moving. The engine will continue to run and the bucket will be stopped dead. Is this normal or do we have a weak pump, or some other problem. I have an old JD backhoe and when I dig too hard with it the engine will stall. I thought this was how they should work. The case seems to hardly even slow the engine when the bucket is stalled.

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Roger (Mi)

04-29-2004 05:15:44




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 Re: Case 530 CK Backhoe in reply to Richard Fazio, 04-26-2004 07:11:42  
Simple things first. Check the pressure! There is a small plug on the loader control valve. Remove the plug and put a pressure guage in it. Roll back the front bucket so that the relief valve is forced to open. It should read 2000 PSI. If it doesn't, check the relief valve. If that's ok, then it's likely a worn out pump. If the loader works fine but the backhoe doesn't, look for a blown o-ring in the loader valve for power beyond. Good luck.

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Joe Gentile

03-14-2006 09:38:51




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 Re: Re: Case 530 CK Backhoe in reply to Roger (Mi), 04-29-2004 05:15:44  
I have also a 530CK Loader Backhoe. My front loader has plenty of power, but the Back hoe does the same as the guy described. Doesn't seem to have much power. You mentioned the relief valve and the blown O ring. I know the relief valve is on the control valve by the driver, but where is this O ring you speak of? Any help would be appreciated. Also, do you know if they ever made a complete Cab enclosure for the 530CK. It gets cold here in NH, and would like to put a Cab and heater in the machine. Thanks!
Joe Southern NH.

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gm

04-27-2004 19:41:16




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 Re: Case 530 CK Backhoe in reply to Richard Fazio, 04-26-2004 07:11:42  
It could be the cylinder/s are going bad internally. Or, the bypass valve is set too low. Or the pump is going bad. The engine shouldnt stall unless you are just idling or something. -Greg



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phil (NJ/AZ/SASK)

04-28-2004 03:04:46




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 Re: Re: Case 530 CK Backhoe in reply to gm, 04-27-2004 19:41:16  
The 530ck should loadup(GOV kick in)when digging
The Pump does use a lot of power and will Kill if not up in RPM... I would check you Filter etc.



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George

04-27-2004 18:22:26




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 Re: Case 530 CK Backhoe in reply to Richard Fazio, 04-26-2004 07:11:42  
I had a case, and it did the same thing. Not a problem, just make sure it is full of fluid. Also, where did you get the machine from????? Later



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Richard Fazio

04-28-2004 05:36:45




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 Re: Re: Case 530 CK Backhoe in reply to George, 04-27-2004 18:22:26  
George, My friend got the machine from the wife of a friend that died. He got all the friends farming equipment, which was a lot of stuff. Most was old and beat up, some usable. This machine was badly neglected but I think we can get it back to usable condition.



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