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Case 590 SUPER M 2000 Parts Catalog

If you’re tearing down a Case 590 SUPER M and staring at a hydraulic valve bank wondering which spool section you need, you already know the problem. Aftermarket parts catalogs give you blurry line drawings and generic numbers that don’t match what’s bolted to your backhoe. You waste time cross-referencing, and in a shop, time is money. This Case 590 SUPER M 2000 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued document—1165 pages of OEM exploded views, part numbers, and assembly breakdowns. No guesswork. No calling the dealer for a seal you could have ordered yourself.

Backhoe Control Valve Sections: 6, 7, and 8 Spool Assemblies

Your 590 SUPER M could have a 6-spool, 7-spool, or 8-spool backhoe control valve. Each uses different sections, seals, and spool kits. Look at the TOC: Backhoe Control, 6 Spool – Valve Assy, Backhoe Control, 7 Spool – Valve Assy, Backhoe Control, 8 Spool – Valve Assy. The manual separates them so you order the exact Valve section your machine needs. Page references? The PDF bookmarks are clickable—no flipping through 1165 pages blind. Need the part number for the boom cylinder valve section? Find the section, read the exploded diagram, grab the number. That’s it.

1165 Pages of OEM Part Numbers and Exploded Views

That’s the entire machine laid out in factory drawings. Front axle, rear axle, transmission, engine, cab, backhoe, loader—every subassembly gets its own section. The Accumulator Assy – Ride Control section shows you the hydraulic schematic and each accumulator component. The Air Cleaner – Precleaner Assy gives you the filter housing, precleaner, and all mounting brackets. No generic line art, no renumbered parts. This is the same catalog the Case dealer uses. If the OCR excerpt shows the serial number locations (page 3), you’ll see how to identify your machine before ordering. That matters when you’re hunting down a steering cylinder seal kit for a front axle built in October 2000.

Why the Factory Serial Number Location Matters

Page 3 of this Parts Catalog maps every serial number location on the machine: front axle right-hand side, rear axle left-hand side, transmission right-hand front, engine right-hand side, cab left-hand side, and the Product Identification Number above the loader lift arm pivot. Before you order a single part, confirm your machine’s serial number against these locations. A wrong axle housing number means a wrong ring and pinion set. The manual gives you the check points.

OEM vs Aftermarket Catalogs: The Real Difference

Aftermarket catalogs re-draw the same parts with their own numbering. Then you get a seal that’s close but not right—and it leaks in a week. This Case 590 SUPER M 2000 Parts Catalog is the original factory file, issued October 2000 (Bur 7-6100). The exploded views match the actual assemblies on your machine. Every washer, o-ring, and bearing is called out with the Case part number. You order that number, you get the right part. No cross-referencing, no returns. If you work on these machines regularly, this catalog sits on your tablet next to the service manual. For reference, see the Supercharger Systems but note this machine uses a wastegate, not a supercharger—still, the principle of matching OEM documentation applies. For a broader understanding of why factory data matters, read this Automotive Industry Overview.

Who Should Buy This Parts Catalog?

DIY mechanics who own a 590 SUPER M and want to rebuild their backhoe control valve without paying dealer markup. Small shop owners who have one of these in the yard every other month. Fleet maintenance guys who need to stock common parts. Beginners will appreciate the clear exploded views—you can see how the stabilizer cylinder attaches to the frame before you loosen a bolt. Professionals use it to verify supersessions and old part numbers. Pair it with related manuals from AutoRepairManuals: CASE 580M 580M TURBO 2006 Operator’s Manual, CASE 580M 580 SUPER M Series 3 Operator’s Manual, Case 580M 580/590 Super M Loader Backhoes Operators Manual.

Does this parts catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives you part numbers and exploded views. For torque values you need the factory service manual. However, the catalog does list hardware—you see the exact bolt length and grade for, say, a rear axle mounting bolt. You then look up the torque in the service manual.

How do I know which spool count my backhoe has?

Count the spools yourself under the cab cover. 6, 7, or 8. The manual covers all three.

Can I search for a part number in this PDF?

Yes. The PDF is fully text-searchable. Type the part number you found on the old seal into the search bar. The manual will jump to the page showing that part in the exploded view. That saves digging through 1165 pages manually.

Is this the same manual the Case dealer uses?

Yes, it’s the factory-issued Bur 7-6100 catalog from 2000. The dealer’s computer pulls from the same database. No reprints, no third-party editing. If you want to verify the engine serial number location on a North American machine built after October 2000, this catalog shows it on page 3. That alone can prevent ordering the wrong short block.

Stop ordering the wrong parts for your Case 590 SUPER M. Get the factory breakdowns, the real part numbers, and the exploded views that match your machine. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet.