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Case 580 Super E Construction King Backhoe won't
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TimVoss
01-03-2021 17:11:05
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Never have had trouble starting this machine and hopped on it today and it just makes a clicking sound. Charged the battery to full and same thing. Any ideas on what to check? I am weak on electrical troubleshooting and looking for any input. Thanks ahead of time
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mjsnodgrass
01-04-2021 09:43:20
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Re: Case 580 Super E Construction King Backhoe won't in reply to TimVoss, 01-03-2021 17:11:05
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i chased the same issue for a few weeks. turned out to be a bad wire at factory harness plug under the floor near throttle pedal. if i remember it was a # 10 wire that had about 2 strands of the wire left that weren't burnt off. i wired around the factory connector. real PIA to get to. i think enough amperage passed through the wire to make relay click but not enough to support the starter if that makes sense. good luck
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Case Nutty 1660
01-04-2021 04:42:02
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Re: Case 580 Super E Construction King Backhoe won't in reply to TimVoss, 01-03-2021 17:11:05
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seen a wiring, bad safety start switches lots of times,, you can test if its a starter issues by CAREFULLY with machine in "N" in both 4 speed and shuttle by jumping the starter with jumper wire from the POS terminal to the start lug
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TractorTucker
01-03-2021 18:30:00
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Re: Case 580 Super E Construction King Backhoe won't in reply to TimVoss, 01-03-2021 17:11:05
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I had a similar problem with my Farmall M, I cleaned the contacts on the solenoid and it has been trouble free ever since.
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J Hamilton
01-03-2021 17:15:43
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Re: Case 580 Super E Construction King Backhoe won't in reply to TimVoss, 01-03-2021 17:11:05
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Probably the solenoid, we have a 580 at work that does the same thing intermittently.
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