Case 580M Parts Catalog – 2276 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

You’ve got a 580M in the bay with a blown hydraulic line, and the part number you need is sanded off the original fitting. You pull up some third-party parts list from the internet, and the numbers don’t match what you’re holding. That’s hours burned trying to cross-reference. This Case 580M Parts Catalog is the factory document – 2276 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and indexing that matches what Case stamped on the casting. No photocopies, no aftermarket repackaging. If you’re turning wrenches on a 580M Series 2 loader backhoe, this is the file you print and put in the shop binder.

How a Parts Catalog Prevents Downtime

When the service writer hands you a job that needs a new water pump, you don’t want to guess which pump variant fits the 580M. Page 1 lists the entire table of contents – Engine, Fuel System, Electrical, Hydraulics – and each section breaks down into subassemblies with individual part numbers. You flip to Section 2 (Engine), find the water pump on page 02-35, and see the exact Case part number plus the bolt kit needed. That’s the difference between ordering once and ordering twice.

Section 2 – Engine: What the Factory Lists

Section 2 of this Parts Catalog covers the engine from radiator through flywheel. You’ll find exploded views for the cylinder block (page 02-09), pistons and connecting rods (02-22), camshaft (02-28), and the turbocharger assembly (02-29). Each drawing has callouts that tie directly to a parts table – no hunting through separate spreadsheets. The same structure applies to the Fuel system (Section 3) and Electrical system (Section 4).

Fuel and Electrical: Detailed Part Breakdown

Section 3 covers the fuel injection pump, injectors, fuel filter, and lines. Section 4 walks through the starter (04-01), alternator (04-02), engine harness (04-04), battery cables, cold-start grid heater (04-06A), and instrument cluster. These are the sections that save you when a connector pin corrodes and you need the exact pigtail harness. The catalog gives you the part number – not a “similar” aftermarket substitute that might or might not fit.

Why Aftermarket Parts Catalogs Cost You More

I’ve seen guys order a fuel injector based on a third-party site, only to find the thread pitch is off because the catalog listed a superseded number. This OEM document was published by CNH America LLC, copyright 2004, and it contains the same data Case dealers use. The index at the back (page 3 shows the start of the table of contents) is trilingual – English, French, Spanish – so you can hand it to any tech in the shop. That level of accuracy is what keeps a backhoe running instead of waiting on a wrong part.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This 2276-Page File

If you own a 580M and do your own maintenance, this catalog is the difference between ordering the right bearing and having to remachine a housing. For shop owners, it means your techs don’t waste billable hours on guesswork. For fleet managers, it’s the single source for parts procurement across multiple machines. The file is searchable PDF – you can type “02-35” and land on the water pump page immediately.

FAQ

Does this Parts Catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded diagrams. For repair procedures and torque values you need the factory service manual. The catalog complements the service manual by telling you which bolts and gaskets to order.

Is this document specific to the 580M Series 2?

Yes. It covers the 580M Series 2 loader backhoe, first available February 2004. The catalog includes variations for turbo and non-turbo, cold-start, air conditioning, and ROPS canopy vs cab models.

Can I print this manual?

Yes. The PDF is fully printable. Many buyers print the sections they need and put them in a three-ring binder near the lift.

How do I know a part number is still current?

Case occasionally supersedes numbers. Cross-reference the number you find here with your Case dealer. The catalog gives you the original factory number – your dealer can check if a newer replacement exists.

Look for related manuals that cover earlier or later model years: Case 580M 2008 Parts Catalog – 2370 Pages of Factory Specs, Case 580M 580M TURBO 580 SUPER M 2006 Operators Manual – OEM Specs, and Case 580M 580 SUPER M 590 SUPER M+ 2010 Operators Manual – OEM Factory Specs. For background on how OEM documentation fits into the broader Automotive Industry Overview, this Wikipedia article is a solid reference. Another perspective on the same industry context can be found at Automotive Industry Overview.

Stop ordering wrong parts and burning hours on cross-referencing. Download the Factory Manual now and get the exact Case part numbers for your 580M.