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Case 580 SUPER M SERIES 2, 580 SUPER M+ SERIES 2 2004 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a seal for a 580 Super M backhoe and got the wrong one because some aftermarket “cross-reference” had a typo, you know why this catalog exists. I’ve been wrenching on these machines since before CNH put the “Super” in the name. This is the real deal — OEM Case 580 SUPER M SERIES 2, 580 SUPER M+ SERIES 2 2004 Parts Catalog, 2992 pages. Not a scan of a scan. Not a PDF cobbled together from three different editions. This is the Factory Parts Catalog that Case dealers use to look up every bolt, bracket, and hydraulic line. You get the exact part number, the OEM illustration, and the revision history that tells you if that part was updated. Page 2 shows the revision history — first edition 02-2004, revised through 12-2006. That paper trail matters when you’re ordering a $400 injection pump and need to know which supersession applies.

Section 2 – Engine: 41 Sub-Sections for a Reason

Section 2 runs from radiator mounting (02-01) all the way to engine lift hook (02-41). Forty-one individual sub-sections. That is not fluff. That is Case breaking down every component group so you can match the exact part number. Need the water pump for a turbocharged engine? Look at sub-section 02-38. Gasket for the oil cooler? 02-34. When you are rebuilding a cylinder head, you need the valve mechanism group (02-18) and the head covers (02-17). This catalog gives you the exploded view with callouts. No more measuring old gaskets or guessing which piston ring set fits — the part numbers are right there. The Engine section alone covers everything from the cylinder block (02-09, 02-10) to the dynamic balancer gears (02-26, 02-27). If you are pulling a 580 Super M engine, this is the reference you want on the bench.

Fuel System Section 3: More Than Just Lines and Filters

Section 3 covers fuel lines, reservoir, throttle controls (hand and foot), injection pump, and injection system. If your 580 Super M is hard starting or lacks power, the injection pump part number in this catalog is the one that fits. The aftermarket catalogs I’ve seen swap numbers around or leave out the throttle control lever. This catalog has sub-sections 03-01 through 03-06. Need the foot throttle linkage? 03-03. Want the complete fuel injection system breakdown? 03-05. When you are bleeding the system after a pump swap, you’ll want the correct banjo bolt and copper washers — this catalog lists them. Don’t rely on a generic fuel system diagram; get the Case factory numbers.

Electrical System Section 4: Factory Part Numbers for Connectors and Switches

Section 4 – Electrical System. Not just a wiring diagram, but a complete parts list of every connector, switch, and sensor. When you are chasing a no-start on a 580 SUPER M+ SERIES 2, you want the exact starter solenoid part number. This catalog has it. The alternator, the glow plug harness, the fuse box — each component is illustrated with its part number. If you’ve ever spent an hour trying to match a weatherpack connector from a generic bin, you’ll appreciate that this catalog tells you the Case service part for that pigtail. Pair this with the Automotive Industry Overview if you need background on electrical standardization, but for the actual parts on your machine, this catalog is the authority.

2992 Pages – What That Coverage Actually Looks Like

Two thousand nine hundred ninety-two pages. That sounds insane until you realize a loader backhoe has over a thousand parts per system. The catalog is organized by section, then sub-section, then illustration. You find the part, you get the number. The index at the back helps you cross-reference. And it’s in English, French, and Spanish – the Table of Contents is tri-lingual. Page 3 lists the full TOC for Section 2 alone, from 02-01 to 02-41. That level of granularity means you can find a single spring for the brake linkage. This is not a condensed aftermarket catalog that leaves out hardware. Every nut, washer, and O-ring that Case lists is here. If you are rebuilding a 580 Super M from the frame up, you will use this catalog from Section 2 through Section 9. For other Case models, check the Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics for undercarriage parts, or the Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator for mini excavator specs. The Case CX40B 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec Data covers a different line but follows the same OEM format.

Source Validity: OEM Print vs. Aftermarket Catalogs

I have seen plenty of “factory-style” manuals that are actually third-party reprints missing pages. This is the actual OEM Case catalog – copyright CNH America, LLC, printed in USA. The document number is 7-9043 NA. If you want to verify, check the revision history on page 2. It lists first edition 02-2004 and revisions through 12-2006. That is the paper trail. The catalog is a direct PDF of the printed parts book used by Case dealerships. No third-party editing, no lost resolution on the exploded views. When you zoom in on a bearing callout, the number is legible. If you are considering a cheaper alternative, think about the cost of one wrong part order – the shipping and downtime erase the savings. This catalog pays for itself on the first correct purchase. For engine modifications like Supercharger Systems, you may need aftermarket sources, but for stock OEM parts, this is the final word.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No, it is a parts catalog only. You need the service manual for torque values and disassembly procedures.

Can I use this to identify parts for my 580 Super M with a specific serial number?

Yes, but you must cross-reference the serial number with the machine’s model year. The catalog covers all 580 SUPER M SERIES 2 and 580 SUPER M+ SERIES 2 produced from 2004 onward. Use the revision history on page 2 to see if your machine falls within a supersession range. If you need to verify a serial number break, consult your Case dealer or look for field upgrade bulletins. The catalog’s index helps you locate the correct section, but the illustration numbers are generic unless otherwise noted.

Is this the same as the service manual?

No. The service manual has procedures and specs. This parts catalog gives you part numbers and exploded views. You need both for a full rebuild.

How do I access the file?

Add to cart and checkout. You will receive a PDF format link immediately.

If you are done guessing part numbers and losing money on wrong seals, get the factory reference that Case technicians use. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering the right parts.