Description

Case 580F 1979 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for a 580F without the factory catalog, you’re guessing. Guessing means you get the wrong seal, the wrong bushing, the wrong gasket. Then you wait another week for the right one. This Case 580F Parts Catalog from 1979 is the only way to nail the part number before you call your dealer. It’s 536 pages of exploded views and factory part numbers. No aftermarket interpretations.

Page 2 lays out how to read the catalog. Each exploded view has reference numbers that match the number column, then part number, quantity, description. That’s how you verify you’re looking at the right piece. The index in the front groups assemblies by major sections like engine, backhoe, loader. The numerical index at the back lets you look up a part number if you have an old piece in your hand.

Exploded Views and Reference Number System

Every assembly in this catalog uses an exploded view. The illustrations show exactly how parts relate to each other. Reference numbers are circled and point to a line in the parts list. You don’t guess which bolt goes where. The catalog also includes a note about serial numbers: “All orders should plainly specify correct part number, full description, quantity required, model and SERIAL NUMBER of tractor.” That means your 580F’s serial number matters. If you have a backhoe with serial number 3.826.343, that’s covered. Or a cab model 3.797.088.

For a quick reference on operating your machine, you might want the Case 580F Loader Backhoe Operator’s Manual 2001 alongside this catalog.

Ordering Parts: The Factory Requirements

I’ve seen guys call their dealer and say “I need a water pump for a 580F.” They get the wrong one because they didn’t check the serial number prefix or the part’s illustration. Page 2 states: “Check the illustration and description with the part required.” That means match the exploded diagram to your machine. The catalog also requires you to specify method of shipment and shipping address. If you skip any of that, you’re rolling the dice on getting the right part.

Does This Catalog Cover Your Machine?

This Parts Catalog specifically covers 580 Series “F” Tractor with Loader and Backhoe. The OCR data shows titles in English, French, German, and Spanish. Part numbers prefix with “Case” and “580F” are listed. Several machine IDs appear: Nº 3.739.159 (DC – TC), Nº 3.826.343 Backhoe, Nº 3.797.088 Cab. So if your 580F loader backhoe falls within those serial ranges, you’re covered. Need a smaller operator guide? The Case 580F Loader Backhoe Operators Manual gives basic operation but not part numbers.

Why Genuine Case Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often cut corners. They might combine multiple model years into one book, or use generic illustrations. That’s fine if you’re just browsing, but when you need a specific hydraulic fitting or a transmission seal, wrong part numbers cost you days. This catalog was printed by Case in 1979. It’s the original factory document. No reprints, no third-party edits. Understanding the broader Automotive Industry Overview context helps, but for your 580F, stick to this catalog.

536 Pages: What’s Inside the Parts Catalog

The catalog covers every major assembly on the 580F. Engine group, drivetrain, hydraulics, loader bucket and linkages, backhoe boom and dipper, cab and controls, electrical system, sheet metal, and more. Each group opens with a list of assemblies and then exploded views with part numbers. The index at the end is numerical: if you have a dusty old part with a stamp, flip to the back to find which page it’s on. For general background on construction equipment, you can also see Automotive Industry Overview, but this catalog is your specific tool.

For an alternate format, consider the Case 580F Tractor Loader Backhoe Parts Catalog which may have different binding or digital access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same as a service manual?

No. This is a parts catalog for ordering parts, not repair procedures.

Can I use this to identify parts on my 580F?

Yes. The catalog is arranged by assembly groups. Find your machine’s serial number, look up the group (e.g., backhoe), then find the exploded view that matches your machine. The reference numbers point to the part numbers. You can confirm part numbers before ordering. The catalog also includes a numerical index at the back to look up part numbers. So if you have an old part number, you can find which assembly it belongs to.

What years does this cover?

This parts catalog is specifically for the 580 Series ‘F’ models from 1979. Earlier or later letters (like ‘G’ or ‘E’) will not be correct.

Does it include torque specs?

No. Torque specs are in the service manual, not the parts catalog.

Stop wasting time with wrong parts. The factory Case 580F Parts Catalog removes the guesswork. Access the Factory Manual and get the right numbers for every component on your machine.