Case 570LXT and 580L Series 2 Backhoe Loader Parts Catalog – Bur 7-3342 PDF Manual

Case 570LXT and 580L Series 2 Backhoe Loader Parts Catalog

Document Number: Bur 7-3342 | Issued: September 1999

The Case 570LXT and 580L Series 2 Backhoe Loader Parts Catalog is the illustrated parts book published under document number Bur 7-3342 and dated September 1999. It replaces Bur 7-3340 and Bur 7-3341 and presents the whole machine in exploded-view form: every assembly and sub-assembly, its component part numbers, descriptions and required quantities, arranged in ten numbered sections with a numerical index at the back.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated parts catalog (parts book)
• Equipment covered: Case 570LXT and 580L Series 2 backhoe loaders
• Document number: Bur 7-3342
• Issue date: September 1999
• Supersedes: Bur 7-3340 and Bur 7-3341
• Language: English
• Format: PDF
• Organization: 10 numbered sections plus a numerical part number index

Chapters Covered

• Section 1 – General: serial number and P.I.N. location guide, alphabetical index, pictorial index of sections, pictorial hose and tube indexes for quick location of lines and system components
• Section 2 – Engine: air cleaner and air intake parts, precleaner and air cleaner assemblies, cold start system, engine mounting, radiator fan and mounting parts, radiator assemblies, water pump system, front gear cover, exhaust and intake manifolds, turbocharger system and turbocharger assembly, oil filter and cooler, oil pump and oil pan, engine oil heater, cylinder head covers and thermostat, cylinder head and valve mechanism, camshaft, cylinder block, crankshaft, flywheel and housing, pistons and connecting rods, cylinder block and valve grind gasket kits
• Section 3 – Fuel System: fuel reservoir and fuel level sensor, fuel cooler, fuel filter, fuel injection system, fuel injection pump and drive, fuel injection nozzle, hand throttle control linkage, foot throttle control linkage
• Section 4 – Electrical: starter and starter mounting, alternator and mounting, engine wiring harness and connections, battery and battery cables, dual battery cold start, front console wiring harness, side console instrument harness, front and side instrument panels and covers, instrument cluster, tractor lamp electrical circuits for canopy and cab models, canopy and cab tractor lamps, horn and backup alarm, rotating beacon, radio mounting box, antenna and speakers, backhoe auxiliary hydraulics electrical circuit
• Section 5 – Steering: steering wheel and steering column, steering hydraulic circuit, steering column assembly, steering control valve, two-wheel drive steering cylinder, front axle and spindles, front wheel hub and bearings, front wheels and tires
• Section 6 – Power Train: four-wheel drive front axle (mounting, housing, swivel housing, steering cylinder, shafts, planetary, differential, ring and pinion, drive shaft), rear drive axle (mounting, differential and differential lock, housing, ring and pinion, planetary, drive shaft), transmission cooling system, dipstick, oil filter, housing, idler and primary shaft, input shaft, secondary shaft, output shaft, oil pump, shift lever, shifter mechanism, control valve, solenoid valve, wheels and tires
• Section 7 – Brakes: differential brake on the rear axle, parking brake on the rear axle, brake master cylinder and mounting, hydraulic circuit, brake pedals and brake alarm
• Section 8 – Hydraulic: equipment hydraulic circuit from pump to oil filter, control valves and return to tank, loader lift and bucket hydraulics, loader clam hydraulics, backhoe stabilizer and swing hydraulics, backhoe boom, dipper, bucket and extendable dipper hydraulics, backhoe auxiliary hydraulics, hand held auxiliary hydraulics, ride control, three-point hitch hydraulics, hydraulic cylinders, loader and backhoe control valve assemblies and sections
• Section 9 – Chassis: loader frame, loader buckets and quick coupler, backhoe boom, dipper, extendable dipper and buckets, bucket couplers, swing tower, stabilizers, control tower and covers, cab frame, doors, windows and glass, cab air conditioner, heater and ventilation, windshield wipers and washers, operator seats, fenders, floor plates and mats, hood and side panels, fuel and hydraulic tanks, counterweights, ROPS canopy, three-point hitch, decals
• Section 10 – Numerical Index: every part number listed in alpha/numeric order with its page location and reference number

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What makes this Bur 7-3342 catalog genuinely useful in a workshop is that it works in two directions at once. If you already know the part you need, the numerical index takes you straight from a part number to the page and reference number where it belongs. If you do not know the part number, the exploded illustrations show every component in its correct relationship to the parts around it, so you can identify a fastener, seal, hose, bracket or complete assembly from the drawing and then read the matching part number, description and quantity from the facing text page. Section 1 ties the whole catalog together with a pictorial index for locating hoses and tubes, and a guide showing exactly where the cab, ROPS canopy, engine, loader bucket and product identification numbers are stamped on the machine – essential when a parts order has to be matched to a specific build.

Reading the Part Numbers Correctly

The text pages explain the catalog conventions so parts can be ordered without guesswork. Component parts of an assembly or sub-assembly are indented beneath the assembly, and the quantity column tells you both how many assemblies are used on a complete machine and how many components make up a complete assembly or sub-assembly. The abbreviation NSS in the part number column means the part is not serviced separately, and the entry usually tells you which assembly to order instead. REF means the part carries special service information, with the page for that information given in the description column. UAR in the quantity column means use as required, so the amount used depends on the service job in hand. Right-hand and left-hand are identified from the operator standing at the rear of the basic unit looking forward, while attachment pages use the operator position for that attachment – a detail that prevents ordering a mirror-image part by mistake.

Configuration Coverage

The catalog separates parts by machine build rather than lumping everything into one list, so the correct variant can be matched before ordering. Coverage distinguishes two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive front axles, models with and without a turbocharged engine, the 4-390 and 4T-390 emissions certified engines, cab models and ROPS canopy models including the short canopy with minimal roof, models with and without air conditioning, and standard versus extendable dipper backhoe configurations. Loader hydraulic sections cover lift, bucket and clam circuits, and the 570LXT uses its own seat and parts groups where they differ from the 580L.

Order the Right Part the First Time

With the Case 570LXT and 580L Series 2 parts catalog on hand you can identify and order replacement parts for the engine, fuel system, electrical system, steering, power train, brakes, hydraulics and chassis without relying on guesswork or a dealer counter visit. The exploded views let you see how an assembly comes apart and what hardware, seals, O-rings and clips go back with it, which is exactly the information that stops a repair stalling halfway through. Because the part number, description and required quantity are listed together on the same page, you can build a complete order – including the small fasteners and seals that are easy to overlook – and confirm you have the right variant for a two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, turbocharged or naturally aspirated, cab or canopy machine.

This Bur 7-3342 PDF parts manual is delivered instantly after payment. There is nothing to ship and nothing to wait for. Download it once and keep it on the workshop computer, a laptop, a tablet or a phone, print only the pages you need for the job in front of you, and go back to it every time a 570LXT or 580L Series 2 needs a part identified, a sub-assembly broken down, or a component confirmed against the machine’s build.