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Case 580N 2014 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic seal kit for a 580N and got the wrong gland because some aftermarket catalog had a crossed part number, you know the waste of time I’m talking about. This factory parts catalog from Case — 979 pages, released in 2014 — is what you put on the workbench when you need to identify every single part, from the Engine block to the backup alarm bracket. Generic sketches and reprints don’t cut it. These are the same illustrations Case dealers pull up when you call in with a serial number.

How to Use This Parts Catalog – The Factory System

Page 3 of this manual walks you through the exact system of figure numbers, sequence codes, and YR/SN columns. The hydraulic cylinder illustration (Figure 35.900.01) shows you how to read the callouts: each part number ties to a specific serial number range. That “Before 01/85” notation is why you don’t end up with a grease nipple that has the wrong thread pitch. Every figure includes a footnoted column for supersessions and NSS (not serviced separately) items. Skip reading the “How to Use Your Parts Catalog” section and you’ll order a piston rod gland that doesn’t fit your machine’s YR/SN break. Factory spec data. That’s the difference.

Engine Section – What’s Listed Under the Valve Cover

The SECTION INDEX ENGINE contains every component from the cylinder head gasket set to the fuel injection lines. Need an injector return line for a Tier III 580N? The engine section breaks it down by figure and part number, including the crush washers and banjo bolts that aftermarket catalogs often omit. The manual doesn’t guess at which piston ring pack fits — it lists the ring set by engine serial number. I’ve seen too many DIYers buy a “complete gasket kit” from a discount site only to find it’s missing the valve stem seals for this specific engine family. Here, the part numbers for the gasket kit are itemized individually so you can order exactly what’s missing.

Transmission – Power Shift or Mechanical? The Manual Has Both

The SECTION INDEX TRANSMISSION covers both power shift and mechanical transmissions available on the 580N. Each clutch pack, bearing, and seal is listed with a figure callout and the corresponding YR/SN applicability. For example, the torque converter housing gasket is superseded by a different part number after SN break JJC0189200 — that’s written in the YR/SN column, not buried in a footnote. You’ll also find the dipstick tube and O-ring for the transmission filler neck, items that aftermarket suppliers commonly list as “Not Available” because they don’t maintain the supersession data.

3 Reasons Aftermarket Parts Catalogs Fall Short

First, aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple machine models into one generic index, leading to wrong hydraulic tube assemblies for the backhoe. Second, they omit the YR/SN columns entirely, so you order a cylinder seal package that fits a 580K but not your 580N. Third, the illustrations are frequently redrawn and simplified, missing the orientation arrows and bracketed items that tell you which parts are included in a repair kit. This Case catalog keeps the factory figure numbering system, the “KIT” symbol references, and the exact hardware listing (including the grease nipple thread size: 1/4 tpr x 17/32 on page 3).

Hydraulic Systems – Don’t Guess at O-Ring Grooves

The SECTION INDEX HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS breaks down every cylinder, valve, hose, and tube by its position on the machine. The “How to Use Your Parts Catalog” section explains that bracketed callouts indicate parts included in a higher-level assembly. If you’re replacing the gland on the loader lift cylinder, you’ll see the seal kit listed as a separate item with its own part number and a note that the case assembly (item 10) is not serviced separately. That information keeps you from ordering a whole cylinder when you only need the wiper seal.

Does This Manual Cover Axle and Brake Parts?

It does. SECTION INDEX FRONT AXLE SYSTEM, REAR AXLE SYSTEM, and BRAKES & CONTROLS each have their own figure numbering. The brake section includes the master cylinder, wheel cylinders, and even the parking brake linkage. Each illustration has a Parts Call-Out (REF) number and a quantity column, so you know you need two of each brake adjuster per axle. The front axle section lists the kingpin bushings and thrust bearings individually — you won’t find that level of detail in a generic aftermarket guide.

FAQ: Common Questions About This Manual

Does this manual include torque specs for engine head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the service manual.

Can I use this to rebuild my 580N transmission?

Yes, if you are ordering parts. The TRANSMISSION section indexes every gear, bearing, seal, and clutch plate by serial number break. You’ll find figure numbers like 35.900.01 with callouts. But to disassemble and reassemble, you’ll need the separate service manual. This parts catalog is meant to be paired with the service manual to ensure you order the correct part the first time. Many DIYers skip this step and end up with a transmission full of wrong snap rings.

What years and models does this manual cover?

It covers 580N Tier III models, issued August 2014. It applies to machines built up to that date with the serial numbers listed in the YR/SN columns.

Are the diagrams clear enough for a home mechanic?

Yes. They are factory exploded-view line drawings with numbered callouts and a parts list for each figure. The “How to Use Your Parts Catalog” section explains the reference system.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket Documentation

This is a direct reproduction of the original Case Construction print, Print No. 47761746, issued 8/2014. No third-party editing, no reindexing, no lost supersession data. The PDF preserves every page of the 979-page catalog, including the general information disclaimer from CNH America LLC. Automotive Industry Overview — while not directly related, the level of traceability here mirrors what the industry demands for liability documentation.

When you need to track down a bearing race for the front axle or a hydraulic tube for the backhoe, having the factory part number saves hours of cross-referencing aftermarket websites. CASE 580N 2014 Parts Catalog is the same document the dealer parts counter uses. CASE 580N 580SN 590SN 2012 Parts Catalog covers adjacent models, and Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics will help if you also run excavator equipment. Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview are provided for broader context. Access the Factory Manual now and stop gambling on aftermarket cross-references.