Recent content by stans1

That's a great idea Terry, I hadn't thought of that one, but use it for a lot of electrical cable applications. Thanks!

Hey Scotty, Glad to hear that you enjoy the thread, hope that previous posts were entertaining. It's kind of interesting, the different steering types that were introduced with all the different models of Case early backhoe/loaders. Some of the questions that others bring up have educated me as...

I did a little more research on the type of 530 that you have and here is what I found on another forum and this guy seems to know a lot about the 530 and 530CK Cases. Now this information does not directly answer your question about what do about your steering problem, but it will give you...

Hi NBraun, Welcome to the forum! Not sure what you mean by: did I get the power steering figured out? I never had trouble with my power steering.... However, another member (mayorbob) asked me if I could help him with figuring out his power steering. He posted pictures of his model and I had...

Here again I致e included a couple of pictures of my #32 hoe and an explanation, here goes: You can see from the first picture that my valve box has the boom, dipper and bucket as all the same size. The stabilizer cylinders and swing cylinders are both a smaller size hose, I don稚 think either...

Hi Dean, I知 back, a little late however, but here痴 a stab at answering your questions: You asked; 電o you have any advice for getting to the connections between the Bucket's Hose Connections to the Hard Lines at the base of the Lower Boom? Well Dean, I had a little easier condition to replace...

OK Andy, here are a few pictures of the main hydraulic lines to and from the spool valve box on the backhoe and tractor: Both lines are, high pressure and are 5/8" ID. I believe. In this picture, the line that is crossing underneath is the line and attaches on the right side of the spool...

Hi Bob, You know, after studying your particular machine, and looking at the loader set up, I don't see anything that looks like the earlier 530CK's that Case shows in their earlier literature........... For instance: the small links that attach to the loader arms on yours, which then link to...

As I said earlier, here is a post on the rebuild of my 12" bucket. It had worked OK, but the bushings of course were worn and especially the pivot bore was really in bad shape. And as you all know, a new bucket is really cost prohibitive and used ones are sort of hard to find. This bucket had...

I think you are correct when referring to the older 530CK's. They had a different configuration on the loader portion; the lift cylinder for the arms and then the bucket dump cylinder, which had a direct connection between the arm and the bucket. Later 530CK renditions had a multiplier arm...

Well, I'm finally at the at the end of the project. I started with old damaged 1963 Case 530CK and now have a nice useable piece of equipment! It took me about 3 years, but I figure an estimated, 3000 hrs. for me to restore it to this condition. Would I do it again if I knew what was in store...

Thanks Terry, I'm glad that you find it entertaining and hopefully helpful....... I thought maybe I would include a post on one of the tools that I machined to help me with my threading. As I got into this project I found that I needed more than one threaded rod, so out of necessity I made...

Here are some pictures of the backhoe main frame housing; cleaning, prepping and painting.... My overhead crane was really indispensable for this part of the restore. The metal is so thick and massive that you just can't maneuver it for all the operations that I needed to do, without an...

You know jenkinsph, you bring up a valid point. That bucket is smaller than I would like but when I bought the hoe it only came with this 12" and a 36" bucket . I made some modifications to the 12" (my brother) welded on some old worn cutting bar stock onto each side of the bucket to widen it...

Well Mancelona Man, another forum member ask the same question earlier in my project. I guess I don't have any qualms in posting a video, but I have never done that process before and don't know what it entails, so I'm open for suggestions. As of now I don't own a movie camera, but was...