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Case 580 SUPER M, 580 SUPER M+ 2004 Parts Catalog

You are tracking down a part number for a 580 SUPER M+ that someone swapped a different injection pump onto, and the aftermarket catalog you bought online lists a part that doesn’t exist. I’ve seen it happen. That’s why this Case 580 SUPER M, 580 SUPER M+ 2004 Parts Catalog from Case matters. 2694 pages of verified factory data – no guesswork, no aftermarket shortcuts. This is the same document the dealer uses to order parts. If you want the right piston ring, the correct seal kit, or the exact bolt for the cylinder head, this catalog has it.

Case 580 SUPER M, 580 SUPER M+ 2004 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside

Working on a backhoe without the right part number wastes billable hours. This catalog breaks down the entire machine into nine sections. Section 2 covers the Engine – from the radiator mounting (02-01) to the lift hook (02-41). Every sub-assembly is illustrated with figure numbers and callouts. Need the part number for the fan drive? Look at figure 02-39. Each line includes the part number, description, and quantity used. No ambiguity.

Aftermarket part catalogs often combine multiple years or skip supersessions. This one includes revision history right on page 2 – the document was issued 02-2004 and revised 05-2005. The revision notes tell you exactly which parts changed between editions. For example, the engine block heater (02-07A) may have a different part number after revision 1. You can see it in the table.

Fuel System and Electrical System: Sections 3 and 4

Section 3 – Fuel system covers fuel lines, reservoir, filter, throttle controls (hand and foot), injection pump, and injection system figures (03-01 through 03-08). If you’ve ever ordered a fuel filter that didn’t fit because the aftermarket cross-reference was wrong, you know why the factory drawing matters. Section 4 – Electrical system gives you the exact harness part numbers, connectors, and component locations. No wiring diagram here – this is a parts catalog – but every electrical component is listed with its factory part number.

Eight main systems are covered in this 2694-page catalog. Each section is divided into subsections with clear figure numbers. The index at the back lets you find any part alphabetically. I’ve used this catalog to locate a brake master cylinder seal kit in under two minutes. That’s time you don’t waste.

8 Main Systems in This 2694-Page Catalog

Here’s what you get: Engine (Section 2), Fuel System (Section 3), Electrical System (Section 4), Tracks/Steering (Section 5), Power Train (Section 6), Brakes (Section 7), Hydraulics (Section 8), and Chassis/Attachments (Section 9). The catalog also includes a multilingual table of contents in English, French, and Spanish – the same document used in North America and beyond. You don’t need to guess which figure corresponds to your serial number range; the catalog lists applicability.

2694 pages of verified factory data. That’s not a typo.

Why Factory OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs are often compiled from multiple sources, sometimes with incorrect part numbers or missing supersession notes. You order a part, it doesn’t fit, and you’re stuck with a restocking fee. This catalog is the actual OEM publication – part number 7-9042 NA – printed by CNH America LLC. It’s the same document the dealer pulls up when you call parts counter. The photographs may show optional equipment, but the part numbers are for standard and optional configurations. If you need operator instructions rather than parts, the CASE 580M 580M TURBO 2006 Operator’s Manual supplements this catalog. For later models, check the CASE 580M 580 SUPER M Series 3 Operator’s Manual. The Case 580M 580/590 Super M Loader Backhoes Operators Manual covers a broader range if you have multiple machines.

Some aftermarket Supercharger Systems claim compatibility, but you should verify against the factory part numbers in this catalog. The Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia won’t help you find a piston ring, but this catalog will.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

When you order parts for a 580 SUPER M or 580 SUPER M+ Series 2, you need the exact number. The catalog includes figures for each assembly – for example, the hydraulic system (Section 8) lists every seal, O-ring, and hose for the backhoe attachments. Page numbers are referenced per figure, not per page, so you can quickly navigate to the assembly you need. Don’t rely on memory or a greasy note on the shop wall. Use the factory data.

If you’ve ever had to return a part because the aftermarket cross-reference was wrong, you understand the value of OEM documentation. This catalog eliminates that frustration. It’s a PDF, so you can search by part number, description, or figure number. Keep it on your phone or tablet while you’re under the machine.

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque values, get the service manual.

How do I find the correct part number for my 580 SUPER M+ ?

Use the index at the back. Every part number is listed by section and figure number. Start with the section that matches the system you’re working on. For example, if you need a hydraulic cylinder seal kit, go to Section 8, find the figure for that cylinder, then cross-reference the part number. The catalog includes supersession history – the revision notes on page 2 tell you which parts were updated. Always check the latest revision (2005) before ordering. If the part was superseded, the new number is listed right there. Don’t rely on aftermarket cross-references that may be wrong. This catalog is the source.

Access the Factory Manual today and stop guessing which part fits. 2694 pages of factory-sourced data for the Case 580 SUPER M and 580 SUPER M+ Series 2. Your parts counter will thank you.