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Case 580 Construction King Parts Catalog – 128 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

I’ve lost count of how many times a job got held up because someone ordered the wrong seal, the wrong bearing, or the wrong hydraulic line. That’s what happens when you trust a third-party parts list or a worn-out photocopy. This Case 580 Construction King Parts Catalog is the real deal – a factory-original document from J. I. Case Company, Racine, Wisconsin. 128 pages of exploded diagrams, reference numbers, and the exact part numbers Case used when that machine rolled off the line. If you’re wrenching on a 580 Construction King with hydrostatic drive, this is the only parts book you should be touching.

Engine and Fuel System Parts Identification

Before you tear down anything, you need to know what you’re looking at. Page 1 starts with model and serial number breakdowns so you can confirm you’ve got the right book for your tractor. Inside, the engine section maps out every component – block, pistons, cylinder head, injection pump, lines, filters. Each item carries a Case part number, not some aftermarket cross-reference that might be off by a thread pitch. Fuel system parts are laid out the same way. If you need a new injector nozzle, you’ll find the exact number here. No guesswork.

Hydrostatic Drive and Transmission Components

The 580 Construction King uses hydrostatic drive, which means the transmission and final drive are a matched set. This catalog breaks down the pump, motor, filter housing, control valve, and all the internal seals. I’ve seen guys install a pump with the wrong charge pressure relief valve because they used a generic number – that’s a quick way to burn out a $3,000 pump. The factory parts catalog shows you the original spec part. Cross-check it with the service manual, then order with confidence.

Hydraulic System – Cylinders, Pumps, and Valves

Hydraulic leaks on these machines are common, but you can fix them right if you have the right seal kit number. This section lists every cylinder – boom, bucket, stabilizer, swing – with individual seal kits and replacement pistons. Pump sections show the gear set and relief valve part numbers. The exploded views are clear enough that even a beginner can match the shape and orientation of each o-ring. Keep this catalog on the bench while you rebuild; it’ll keep you from mixing up the backup rings.

Undercarriage and Final Drive Parts

A 580 Construction King lives or dies on its undercarriage. This catalog gives you the sprocket, idler, roller, and track chain part numbers for both standard and heavy-duty configurations. Final drive seals, bearings, and case components are listed with their torque specifications? No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. But knowing the correct bearing number means you can look up the bearing manufacturer’s torque spec elsewhere. Don’t skip that step.

Why OEM Case Documentation Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often rearrange numbering systems or omit sub-components. Case printed this original in their own plant, with the same numbering logic their engineering team used. That matters when you’re trying to order a parts kit that includes that one weird little retaining ring nobody else lists. If you’ve ever cursed a parts counter guy because the number you gave him didn’t match anything, you get it. This catalog eliminates that frustration. It’s 128 pages of verified OEM data, period.

A word on safety: using the wrong part can cause a failure at speed or under load. Stabilizer legs collapse, loader arms drop, brakes disappear. The factory catalog is your insurance against that. Treat it as important as your torque wrench.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

Home-garage guys who own a single 580 and want to keep it running without dealer markups. Equipment dealers who need to look up parts for customer machines quickly. Anyone who takes repairs seriously and refuses to throw random parts at a problem. This is not a “how-to” manual – it’s the parts bible. Use it with a factory service manual (grab Case 580CK, 580 Construction King Parts Catalog – 360 Pages OEM”>the 360-page service manual if you need procedures), and you’ll keep that old Case working for another decade.

Also check out the Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics”>CX160B undercarriage hydraulics catalog if you’re running a newer excavator, or the Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator”>CX27B mini excavator parts for smaller jobs. Factory data across the board.

For context on how OEM documentation supports industry standards, see the Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia. It’s not Case-specific, but it shows why original factory publications still beat generic reprints every time.

Does this parts catalog include repair procedures?

No. This is a parts identification catalog. It lists exploded views, part numbers, and quantities. For removal, installation, and torque specs you need the factory service manual.

Will this work for a 580C or 580E model?

This specific book covers the 580 Construction King with hydrostatic drive. Cross-reference your serial number prefix on page 1. If your machine has a different transmission (like shuttle shift), this catalog may not match exactly.

How are the pages bound?

The original came as a large binder (2.85 inches thick). The PDF format is a scanned replica. Page numbers and fold-out diagrams are preserved.

What if I find a part number that is superseded?

Case occasionally issues supercessions. This catalog contains the original factory numbers as printed in parts book 9-78451. Check with a dealer or their online database for current superseded numbers.

Get the right parts the first time. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or printed out in the shop. No more wasted trips to the parts store.