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Case 580 Super L Backhoe
| Marlan Burkhart | I have a Case 580 Super L and I was welding the muffler and cylinder and now it won't move. I would appreciate any suggestions on how to fix this problem.
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| alrman | Do you have shuttle or powershift?
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| Marlan Burkhart | It has shuttle. I was welding the pipe back on the muffler and a seam on the main cylinder.
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| alrman | If you were welding exhaust in situ - on the machine, it's possible some slag may have dropped down onto the control valve of the transmission. Check wiring there - it may have caused fuses to blow on start up - have you checked them? Could be coincidence with welding repair, there is a circlip in the control valve modulator which breaks & jams it up sometimes causing loss of drive - has there been any drive issues lately? |
| Marlan Burkhart | I unfortunately do not have a manual for the backhoe so all I have to go by is the circuit printout and I am not sure what you are calling a control valve modulator.
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| Andrade | My machine decided not to back up today when I put it in reverse - ANY INDEAS ON WHAT I SHOULD DO--? IT IS NOT MANUEL - BUT POWER SHIFT THANK YOU!!!! |
| alrman | Marlan, the modulator is a mechanical part of the transmission control valve. Before you worry about that - have you checked fuses & the wiring on the top of the transmission?? Andrade, you need to start another thread. - check your fuses in the meantime.... |
| Bill Stone | I have a 1985 case 580k backhole. I need to replace the fan belt. It looks like I will have to remove the radiator and other parts to get the new belt on. Looks like a shaft goes thru a housing all the way under the radiator. Has anyone replaced the belt on one of these before? Is there an easier way? please help
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