Case 580D, 580 Super D 1986 Parts Catalog – OEM 609 Pages

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Case 580D, 580 Super D 1986 Parts Catalog and received the wrong component because you guessed the serial number break, you know the value of this book. 609 pages of OEM part numbers, not aftermarket approximations. This is the factory-issued Parts Catalog B1380 from February 1986. It’s not a repair manual – it’s the parts catalog. You need both. The pictorial index on the first page shows you exactly where each part lives on the machine.

Pictorial Index and Model View: Find Parts Without Guessing

Page 1 starts with a full pictorial index of the 580SD CASE SUPER-D CONSTRUCTION KING LOADER BACKHOE. It labels every major assembly – engine, transaxle, backhoe, loader, ROPS cab, bucket. You don’t need to know the technical name. Point at the picture and turn to the section. That’s the value of an OEM catalog over a generic list.

Location of Serial Numbers and Product Identification Number

Page 3 shows you exactly where to find the serial numbers for every major component: engine, transaxle, backhoe, ROPS cab, canopy, bucket, three-point hitch, power shuttle. The product identification number is also mapped. If you’re ordering parts for a 580D that was built in 1985 versus a 580 Super D from 1986, the serial number break is critical. This catalog documents the location so you don’t order the wrong seal kit.

609 Pages of OEM Part Numbers – No Aftermarket Guessing

Parts catalogs from Case list every nut, bolt, seal, gasket, hose, and hydraulic component by factory part number. You get quantity per assembly and a revision record log that tracks updates. The first page includes a log for revisions 1 through 5. When Case supersedes a part, you’ll see it in the revision. This is the same document the dealer uses. If you’re working on a 580D and need the part number for the 4-in-1 bucket cylinder pin, you’ll find it here. For the 580 Super D, the brake parts are listed separately because the two models have different transaxle assemblies.

How to Use This Catalog With Your Service Manual

This catalog does not contain torque specs or repair procedures. It’s a companion to the service manual. You get the part number from this catalog, then look up the installation procedure in the workshop manual. If you try to use an aftermarket parts list, you risk getting a part that looks right but has the wrong bore size. I’ve seen it happen. A guy put a seal that was 0.005″ too thin and the cylinder leaked within ten hours. Stick with the factory catalog.

3 Reasons to Order the Factory Catalog Instead of a Reprint

First, reprints often degrade image quality – the part number callouts become unreadable. Second, reprints may come from a later revision without the revision log, so you don’t know if a part has been superseded. Third, this catalog includes the exact pictorial index and serial number location pages that reprints sometimes skip. The original 1986 print has clear line drawings. You can read the part numbers at a glance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How do I know which revision I need?

Check the serial number location printed on page 4. That tells you the date and product identification number. Then cross-reference with the revision record log on the first page. The manual includes a log for up to 5 revisions, and you can track updates. If your machine is a 1986 model, this catalog covers it from factory.

Can I use this for the 580E?

No. This only covers 580D and 580 Super D.

What is the difference between the parts catalog and the operator’s manual?

The operator’s manual tells you how to run the machine safely. The parts catalog lists every bolt, seal, and gasket with a part number. You use the operator’s manual for day-to-day operation and the parts catalog when you need to order a replacement. If you’re rebuilding a backhoe cylinder, the parts catalog gives you the seal kit part number. The workshop manual gives you the disassembly procedure. You need all three. The Case 580D 1995 Operators Manual – Factory Specs for Loader Backhoe covers operation. This catalog covers parts.

So if you need to order a fuel injector line for your 580 Super D or a hydraulic hose for the backhoe swing cylinder, get the part number from the factory book. Case 580D, 580 Super D 1986 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is on the shelf. Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics covers a different machine but shows you we stock OEM for other Case models too. Download the Factory Manual today and stop ordering wrong parts. Supercharger Systems might be irrelevant to a naturally aspirated Case diesel, but the principle holds – use the right specs. The Automotive Industry Overview is broader, but this catalog is specific.