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Case 530 CK Loader / Backhoe

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Dick J in NH

05-26-2005 10:42:33




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I have a 1965 530 CK loader that is leaking transmission fluid. The leak is between the engine and transmission and even leaks for a short while when the engine isn't running. I would like to repair the leak but would like to get an idea as to what is leaking and what would be involved in making the repair. Any idea as to what the problem is. Thanks for any and all advise.




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Matt88

04-02-2006 17:17:49




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 Re: Case 530 CK Loader / Backhoe in reply to Dick J in NH, 05-26-2005 10:42:33  
I'm restoring a 530ck Case, I want to replace a lot of cosmetic items, but the motor will need to be rebuilt including sleeves. Any hints on parts. Both mechanical and cosmetic???



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Jim B

05-27-2005 14:18:16




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 Re: Case 530 CK Loader / Backhoe in reply to Dick J in NH, 05-26-2005 10:42:33  
Had the same problem with a 580CK, Torque Converter Drive with Power Shuttle. If your 530CK has the same powertrain it is not leaking "transmission oil" but oil from inside the torque tube housing, which contains the torque converter and shuttle clutch mechanism. This oil, in-fact, looks like transmission oil but it is supposed to be Case TCH, but guys do sometimes use ATF. The oil in the transmission & differential housing is SAE 80-90 wt. gear oil.
I could not stop my leak by tightening the bolts � I had to split the tractor at the leaking joint and replace the gasket. I found the lower bolts nearly stripped, which cause the gasket to fail, so replaced all 4 of them. Rebuilt the shuttle clutches at the same time, mostly because it was accessible. Strongly suggest not to run-it with the leak because when these bolts are not tight the tractor is basically breaking in-half. Therefore the internal shafts & bearings are misaligned and self-destruction will happen really fast, especially when the oil level is too low.

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