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Case 580 CK rear wheel locked up

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ss

10-17-2004 11:29:30




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We have a Case CK backhoe and the rear right side (while setting in seat) is locked up TIGHT. THe clutch stearted to slip last fall, and sat through winter (outside) and this spring/summer when attempting to move it to take and get new clutch, it would not move. When raised off ground with stabilizers, left wheel spins freely by hand and/ or engine, but right side does neither. If tried by hand it will "rock" or spin maybe 1/4" and that is all. Thought maybe brake was hung up and tried to pull it with another tractor... would only slide that wheel, never did break loose. If it is the break it is locked up tight. Anybody have any ideas or suggestions? Thanks

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Roger (Mi)

10-19-2004 18:20:11




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 Re: Case 580 CK rear wheel locked up in reply to ss, 10-17-2004 11:29:30  
Be careful! The side gears that drive the bull gears can break teeth if there is too much stress. Undoubtedly, the brake lining is stuck to the brake housing. Use a medium sized hammer and try tapping on the brake housing. The vibration should break the lining free.



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ss

10-22-2004 12:04:34




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 Re: Case 580 CK rear wheel locked up in reply to Roger (Mi), 10-19-2004 18:20:11  
I have not had a chance to try these yet, I will try to tap on the brake housing first. Could it be stuck so tight that it would not break loose by pulling. It was making the other tractor pull hard and even spun and lost traction several time, it is a ford 5000, I really figured that if something was stuck that would have gotten it free. Someone suggested a problem or stuck posi- traction, could that be possible with the other wheel turning? Also, I looked the other day, and it looked to me as the shaft that goes throught the rear end housing (that is hooked up to the brake pedal) may be hung up, or maybe that is because of the brake being hungand keeping it in position?

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Gene Dotson

10-18-2004 16:23:27




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 Re: Case 580 CK rear wheel locked up in reply to ss, 10-17-2004 11:29:30  
I have loosened stuck brakes by wrapping a chain through the back side of the wheel and bringing the chain over the top of the tire and pulling forward with another tractor. Worked great... Gene



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fred294

10-17-2004 20:31:06




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 Re: Case 580 CK rear wheel locked up in reply to ss, 10-17-2004 11:29:30  
hold the left brake, then the engine can maybe get it moving. if the clutch is slipping, there might not be enough power to break it loose.



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