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Case 580 Super K Backhoe

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Oakleys Pappy

09-25-2005 07:36:08




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How do you replace the fan belt? I broke one yesterday, when I bought the hoe, The guy said the belt had a nick on it and had a new one for it. I don't see an easy way to replace it. Anyone out there done this? Thanks for the help in advance.




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JimKS

09-25-2005 08:38:32




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 Re: Case 580 Super K Backhoe in reply to Oakleys Pappy, 09-25-2005 07:36:08  
If I remember right, there"s no EASY way to do it. There"s a splined coupler for the hydraulic pump that bolts to the front of the crankshaft with four bolts. If you"re lucky, you can remove those four bolts and slide the coupler foreward just enough to slip the belt through. Lots of times those splines are rusted solid though. If that"s the case, you have to take those same four bolts loose, and also take the hydraulic pump mounting bolts loose so you can pry the whole pump foreward enough to slip the belt past the coupler.

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originalpostOakleysPappy

10-01-2005 07:39:24




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 Re: Case 580 Super K Backhoe in reply to JimKS, 09-25-2005 08:38:32  
JimKC,
Thanks for the help. You were right, the coupling would not move. Had to remove the pump bolts.



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69zfarmer

09-25-2005 10:50:18




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 Re: Case 580 Super K Backhoe in reply to JimKS, 09-25-2005 08:38:32  
I used to have a SuperK and have a reproduced service manual for sale it is about 3" thick and sells for somewhere around $325 at CASE dealer i would take $75 +tax for it.It is the manual that the mechanics at the CASE dealership uses to troubleshoot and repair backhoes with.



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