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Case 580K 1989 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown for Construction King

I been wrenching for 28 years. When a machine comes in with a broken fuel line or a blown seal, I need the exact part number, not a guess. That’s why I keep the factory parts catalog on my bench. The Case 580K 1989 Parts Catalog is 688 pages of OEM diagrams and part numbers. No aftermarket reprints. No third-party guessing. This is the book Case issued in February 1989 (Bur 8-3462) for the 580K Construction King Loader Backhoe.

Engine Section: What the Factory Shows You

Every part in the engine compartment is laid out in exploded views. Section 2 covers the ENGINE from the air cleaner (pages 2-15 through 2-21) to the fan belts and alternator mounting. You get the OEM part numbers for every seal, gasket, piston ring, and cylinder head bolt. If you need to rebuild the power plant, this catalog tells you exactly which part number to order for your specific serial number range.

Fuel System Parts: Injectors, Lines, and Tanks

Section 3 is entirely FUEL. Whether you’re chasing a leaky injection line, a clogged filter, or a cracked fuel tank, the diagram shows each component with reference numbers. The text lists the part number, description, and quantity. No generic “fuel pump assembly” – you get the specific pump number based on serial number. That saves you a return trip to the parts counter.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Labeling

Aftermarket catalogs often lump parts into vague assemblies. The factory manual breaks everything down – down to the last O-ring. For example, the backhoe bucket coupler section (pages 9-497 to 9-515) lists individual pins, bushings, and snap rings. You order exactly what you need, not a whole assembly you don’t. This is the difference between a two-hour repair and a two-week wait for the wrong part.

4 Sections That Cut Parts Research Time

The alphabetical index at the front lets you jump straight to “Air Cleaner” or “Brake Master Cylinder.” The numerical index in Section 10 lists every part number in order. Combine that with the pictorial section index, and you can find any part in under a minute. No flipping through pages of vague diagrams. The system works because Case designed it for technicians who bill by the hour.

Electrical System: Alternator, Battery, and Wiring Harness Details

ELECTRICAL (Section 4) covers alternator, battery (pages 4-107, 4-109), backup alarm, warning alarm, and cab electrical. For the alternator mounting, see page 4-97. This is critical when swapping a failed alternator – you need the correct bracket and pulley part numbers. The diagram also shows the wiring harness routing and connector part numbers, so you can replace damaged wires without guessing gauge or connector style.

Who Should Buy This 688-Page Parts Catalog

If you own a 580K, whether you’re a farmer, a contractor, or a home garage enthusiast, this catalog pays for itself the first time you order the right water pump instead of a return. Beginners will appreciate the clear exploded views and the serial number location guide on page 1-2. Experienced mechanics will rely on the exact part numbers for the engine, fuel, and electrical systems. The manual uses imperial units (inches, foot-pounds where applicable) and is printed for North American machines. For operating instructions, grab the Case 580K Loader Backhoe 1995 Operators Manual or the CASE 580K Loader Backhoe Operators Manual 1995. If you need a different year, check the Case 580K Construction King Loader Backhoe Parts Catalog. Background on heavy equipment manufacturing can be found in the Automotive Industry Overview and the broader Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views only.

How do I find a specific part number in the 688 pages?

Use the alphabetical index at the front of the catalog to locate the part category (e.g., “Fuel Filter”). Then go to the referenced section and page. For reverse lookup, the numerical index in Section 10 lists every part number in ascending order with its page and reference number. The pictorial section index also helps if you have the assembly in hand and need to identify it visually. Together, these three indexes let you find any part in under two minutes.

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