Where can I find the system hydraulic diagram for the 580 case construction king loader backhoe

Replacing hydraulic components in heavy equipment like the John Deere Backhoe Loader Model 210C requires careful consideration, as it can impact the machine's performance, safety, and warranty. Here are some important factors to keep in mind when considering a pump replacement:
1. **Compatibility:** Hydraulic pumps are designed for specific systems and applications. The replacement pump must have compatible specifications, flow rates, pressures, and connections to work effectively within your machine's hydraulic system.
2. **System Design:** The hydraulic system of your backhoe loader is designed with specific components that work together. Replacing a pump can potentially disrupt the balance and efficiency of the system.
3. **Flow and Pressure Requirements:** Ensure that the replacement pump can provide the required flow and pressure needed by both the main and steering hydraulic systems. Mismatched flow rates and pressures can lead to performance issues and damage.
4. **Relief Valve and Safety:** Hydraulic systems include relief valves to prevent overpressure. If you're considering a pump replacement, you must ensure that the relief valve settings are appropriate for the new pump's specifications.
5. **Mounting and Connections:** The new pump should have compatible mounting and connection points with your backhoe loader's existing hydraulic system. Modifications might be needed to ensure a proper fit.
6. **Manufacturer Recommendations:** Consult the manufacturer's documentation, technical manuals, and guidelines for pump replacements. They may provide insights into compatible replacements and installation procedures.
7. **Professional Assistance:** Given the complexity of hydraulic systems and the potential impact of pump replacements, it's advisable to consult with a qualified hydraulic engineer or technician. They can assess your specific situation, recommend suitable replacement options, and ensure proper installation.
8. **Warranty and Support:** Keep in mind that modifications or replacements not recommended by the manufacturer could void warranties and complicate maintenance and support in the future.
9. **Testing and Calibration:** After any pump replacement, thorough testing and calibration are essential to ensure the hydraulic system operates safely and efficiently.
Remember that modifying heavy equipment like a backhoe loader requires expertise and knowledge in hydraulic systems. Any modifications should be carried out by professionals who are experienced in working with such equipment. It's recommended to involve the manufacturer or authorized service providers to ensure that any modifications are done correctly and safely.

Question edited for clarity, correct order, throw in some Caps.

You don't buy them by length, you buy them for the make model.

https://www.brokentractor.com/c/case-backhoe/engine-parts/fan-belt/

More here

https://www.google.com/search?q=Case+580+Super+L+%28580SL%29+Series+2+Loader+Backhoe+serpentine

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Fix your machine right away, by clicking the link


Heavy Equipment Service Manuals

https://heavy-equipmentmanual.com/

Let's try again with a different link.

http://www.ritchiespecs.com/specification?type=Co&category=Loader+Backhoe&make=Case&model=580+Super+M&modelid=91936

Semper Fi,
Z

Prior Models CASE Construction Equipment


I am guessing it is a 580 Super E. If so, go to the above link and search for 580 Super E. It will, although slowly, give you a click able link that will let you view specifications. There are a few options, so I will let you calculate the final weight.

Semper Fi,
Z

Try taking your PTO unit out of gear.

Hi Jeff:
Have you checked the transmission fluid level?

Here's a link on bleeding your system. 580 Case 580D Backhoe repair summary for hydraulic and brake systems...

http://www.ioffer.com/i/case-580d-loader-backhoe-service-manual-580-d-bonus-162592324

It depends a little on what the temperature is outside. I think I normally run a 10w in my backhoe.