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CNH 580 SUPER M, 580 SUPER M+ 2005 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

You’ve got a CNH 580 SUPER M, 580 SUPER M+ 2005 Parts Catalog sitting on your screen right now. 2694 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and revision history from CNH America LLC. If you’re swapping out a radiator on a 2005 580 Super M Series 2, you don’t need a third-party aftermarket list that guesses the bracket bolt size. You need the factory drawings and the exact part callouts. This is that book.

Inside the 2694 Pages: What This Catalog Actually Covers

This isn’t a service manual. It’s a parts catalog – the same one dealers use to order the correct piece. The table of contents breaks it into nine sections: Engine (Section 2), Fuel System (Section 3), Electrical System (Section 4), Tracks/Steering (Section 5), Power Train (Section 6), Brakes (Section 7), Hydraulics (Section 8), and Chassis/Attachments (Section 9). Every single part number listed comes straight from CNH’s engineering database. No reprints. No copy-paste from an old microfiche. This is the 2005 revision (Rev 2, Book 7-9042 NA) with updates through May 2005.

Engine Section Breakdown: From Radiator Mounting to Turbocharger

The engine section alone runs from page 3 onward – sub-sections like 02-01 (Radiator Mounting) through 02-41 (Engine Lift Hook). You get the cylinder block, oil pump, cylinder head with valve mechanism, crankshaft, pistons, connecting rods, flywheel, pulley, dynamic balancer, camshaft, turbocharger, water pump, fan drive, and power take-off. Each sub-section shows an exploded view with reference numbers tied to the parts table. Need a piston ring set for a 580 Super M+? The part number is right there, matched to the correct engine variant.

Fuel System: Part Numbers for Injection Pump and Lines

Section 3 covers fuel system components: fuel lines and reservoir (3-01), hand throttle controls (3-02), foot throttle controls (3-03), fuel injection pump (3-04), injection system (3-05 through 3-07), and fuel filter (3-08). If you’re replacing the injection pump on a 2005 model, the catalog shows the correct pump assembly and all associated hardware. The Automotive Industry Overview might talk about general fuel systems, but this catalog tells you which banjo bolt seals go on a CNH 580 Super M.

Electrical System: Wiring Harnesses and Component IDs

Section 4 is the electrical system – not a wiring diagram (that’s in the service manual), but the parts breakdown for alternators, starters, batteries, harnesses, and switches. If a connector shell is cracked on your 580 Super M+, you can match the exact connector housing and terminals from the factory illustrations. This is critical for avoiding a fire hazard from the wrong gauge repair. Safety-obsessed? Damn right. You don’t guess on electrical parts.

Hydraulics, Brakes, and Chassis: Where the Real Dirt Lives

Section 8 (Hydraulics) and Section 9 (Chassis/Attachments) cover the loader and backhoe hydraulic circuits, cylinders, hoses, seals, and all mounting brackets. Section 7 covers brakes – drums, shoes, actuation. Section 5 covers tracks and steering. If you’re rebuilding a final drive or replacing a track chain, the part numbers in this catalog come from CNH’s original bill of materials. Compare that to CNH E30BSR 2007 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Compact Excavator or the CNH 580M Series 3 2008 Parts Catalog – same level of detail for later models. For older machines, the CNH 340 2006 Parts Catalog follows the same format.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Scans

Aftermarket parts catalogs often compress 2694 pages into a 200-page PDF, omit revision changes, and use generic drawings. This one kept every page from the original print. The revision history on page 2 shows three editions: first in 02-2004, Rev 1 in 05-2004, and Rev 2 in 05-2005. If you have a 580 Super M built in early 2004, you need those early part numbers. Later machines may have superseded parts. That difference is what separates a job that takes one hour from one that takes three because the bolt holes don’t line up. Supercharger Systems are irrelevant here – this is about getting the right loader backhoe part the first time.

FAQ

Does this catalog include part numbers for the 580 Super M+?

Yes. Both the 580 SUPER M and 580 SUPER M+ are covered, as stated on the cover page and revision history.

Can I use this for a 2005 580 Super M if my machine was built in 2004?

That depends on the build date and whether any updates were applied. The catalog is the second revision (05-2005), which supersedes the 05-2004 edition. If your serial number falls within the range listed in the general information (not included in the OCR excerpt, but typical for CNH), you should be fine. The index at the back lets you cross-reference part numbers by figure and reference number. For machines built after 2005, you’ll want the next revision – but for a 2004 or 2005 model, this is the correct document. The 2694 pages contain all part numbers released up to that revision date, including any engineering changes.

This catalog puts every factory part number at your fingertips. If you’re rebuilding a 580 Super M or 580 Super M+ Series 2, you need the OEM parts listing to avoid ordering the wrong hydraulic hose or engine gasket set. Stop wasting time chasing supersessions. Access the Factory Manual.