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Case 580 super K

Hillbillywelder ยท 2018-05-07 20:34

Hello all new to site. I'm sure there are some old archives but could someone send me a picture of the cam mechanism on the swing on a Case 580 super K? Or a link maybe? I'm having trouble figuring out the schematic. It appears to have a little bearing that is supposed to roll along that cam that's welded to the pin for the main boom. Thanks a ton!

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  1. #1Tinkerer2018-05-08 07:35

    Alrman explains it quite well in a previous thread. The diagram for the linkage was posted by Willie59 in reply #3. Click on this link. ---------> HeavyEquipmentForums

  2. #2Hillbillywelder2018-05-08 09:33

    Thanks going to try to find a new roller bearing and polish that cam with a flap disk. It looks like it's missing that long 1/2 in bolt that keeps the pin/cam from spinning

  3. #3AU.CASE2018-05-08 23:44

    Out and about doing some Climate Change Winter onset fire wood and took a lunch break to add these images.

  4. #4AU.CASE2018-05-08 23:58

    Since I am online a "Picture of my backhoe" here in remote inland Australia and why they are such a versatile machine on a Sheep Station (ranch) from feeding livestock, fencing, soil works, erosion control, firewood to name but a few. The wood in the bucket is Red Box (Eucalyptus Polyanthemos), very dense slow grown and massive heat energy, dead is best and on the ground is Red Stringybark (Eucalyptus Machroryhnca) great clean burning wood; A renewable energy source which helps reduce our Carbon footprint to heat our Winter hot water when the Solar isn't so active. We cut the wood with a Ferguson saw bench with a 750MM "Popular Tools" carbide tipped blade. The blade in the shed is our 1150D; Nothing to do with everything so dry in deep drought that we are suffering.