Case 580SR, 580SR+, 590SR, 695SR Backhoe Loader Service & Repair Manual (P/N 87643852B)

• Covers the Case 580SR, 580SR+, 590SR, and 695SR Series 3 backhoe loaders, including 2WD, 4WD, 4WS, powershift, and powershuttle configurations
• Official CNH Italia S.p.A. publication (Print No. 87643852B)
• Delivers 1068 pages of detailed technical specifications, hydraulic diagrams, and component assembly illustrations
• Outlines critical, factory-recommended repair and service benchmarks for all mechanical and electrical systems

Component and Systems Overview

This comprehensive technical guide details the mechanical and electrical architecture of the Case 580SR through 695SR models. It provides a thorough breakdown of the transmission assemblies. Heavy equipment maintenance requires exact factory data. Therefore, the documentation includes extensive component illustrations for the Turner COM-T4-2025 and Dana T16000 systems. Each section outlines system controls, power flow, and lubrication requirements to ensure maximum component longevity. The manual covers the steering mechanism, front and rear axle configurations, and braking system data. Users will find detailed schematic diagrams for the hydraulic circuits. These include control valve and cylinder configurations specific to each sub-model. Properly identifying these circuits is crucial. Working with pressurized hydraulics presents serious physical hazards; always depressurize the system and cross-reference these factory pressure ratings before beginning any line disconnection.

Specification Highlights

These specifications serve as the definitive baseline for machine diagnostics. Precise benchmarks eliminate guesswork on the shop floor. The engine data section contains torque values reaching up to 516 Nm at 1400 rpm for the high-output models. Transmission oil temperature is documented strictly at 80-93°C for optimal operational efficiency. Hydraulic steering pressure is specified at 177 ± 3 bar. Reference values for the axle nut torque are listed at 330 Nm for 2WS and 700 Nm for 4WS configurations. Having this structured OEM data on hand ensures adherence to strict maintenance intervals. The documentation provides a pure reference framework for a standard loader repair, detailing the exact drivetrain and electrical parameters required for this multi-model heavy equipment range.