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Recent content by JD750B

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    Miskin Scrapers???

    Anyone have any experience with a Misken M-7500. A smaller dolly mounted unit that carries 7.5 yards. Looking to replace a Reynolds 6C. Thanks.
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    580C Power Shuttle Rebuild

    I have been buying all my parts for the 580C rebuild from equipmentpartssource.com. Thier prices have been the best and I have been very pleased with the quality and speed of shipping. Marc is the guy that runs the operation. He has always been very helpful.
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    Replacing top swing pin bushing - tips?

    I need to replace the top swing pin bushing on a case 580c (model 35 backhoe). Are there any tips on doing this without pulling the lower pin? The lower pin is in good shape and I hate to split the whole hoe. Thanks in advance.
  4. J

    JD 410 Backhoe Clutch Problem

    So to make sure I understand. The clutch lever is moving freely, but the control arm to the clutch itself will not move. Is that correct? How much pressure have you acually used? Switch to the hyguard and that will help some on the dragging clutches, but it is not unusual to have that drag...
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    580C Power Shuttle Rebuild

    Rebuild complete. About 6 hours from the time I cracked the case to the time the shuttle was back in the backhoe ready for a test run. Works great now. Previously, it would barely get moving in 1st gear. Someone had been inside the unit before using generous amounts of silicone gasket maker...
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    580C Power Shuttle Rebuild

    Great idea. That is a great idea. Thanks!
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    580C Power Shuttle Rebuild

    Got all the parts in and pulled the power shuttle over the weekend. Suspect badly worn forward clutch pac (pressures good and reverse works fine). Hope to get it rebuilt on turkey day. Any pitfalls or special procedures I need to be aware of? Thanks in advance.
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    Ripper or rake?

    I vote rake The rake will be much more handy. I have never really had a need for a ripper, but the rake gets quite a bit of use piling brush.
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    580C Torque Converter

    Thanks for the reply. The screen was actually very clean. No clutch fines at all and no "shinyness" to the fluid like you when clutch linings are smoked. Someone has at least pulled the pan before since they applied an excessive amount of silcone during the install. I ordered my...
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    580C Torque Converter

    580C TC and Power Shuttle Moving to the next problem on rehabilitating this backhoe. The unit has no power moving foward. No problem going backward and it will move in 1st gear but not up a hill. I have cleaned the screen and refilled the TC and PS with TCH but that did not make any...
  11. J

    Bent stablilizer rod

    Pulled the two stabilizer cylinders apart to replace leaky seals and noted that the rod on the left cylinder is bent. About 3/8" over 12". Chrome is in really bad shape so I am not sure it is worth attempting to straighten it and then getting it rechromed Any sources for used rods? Thanks
  12. J

    580C instrument panel?

    Thanks for the lead. Not sure why you can not post. I began posting the day I registered. You might email the moderator. Thanks again.
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    Trouble Bleeding 580C

    Turned out the glass ball in the return check was stuck. Thanks for the help. I've got the backhoe home and the now the fun starts to rehabilitate a severely neglected machine.
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    580C instrument panel?

    Anyone have any idea where I can get a replacment instrument panel for a 580C at a resonable price? I also need a new tack drive cable. The wiring harness is mostly intact but will take some patching.
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    Case 580C Kingpin issues

    Thanks for the suggestions I think I will cut the kingpin and thrust bearing with a torch, jack the spindle up and cut the bottom of the king pin. I should then be able to remove the spindle whereafter I can drive out the two short pieces in the axle with a little heat. I can then press out...
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