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Haven't had a chance to try and fix it yet. Had to go out of town for a day and now it's snowing and blowing like crazy for the next couple of days then a bunch of rain in the forecast. Gotta love the end of March first of April...

I know strange setup with rubber hose and clamps but that's how it is. I assume its under pressure but not as much as other connections. There was a lot when it came off, that's why I figure maybe froze a bit and cause more pressure than the connection was designed for. Have a look at the photo...

Steve... My hoe has the same type of lock to hold the boom in the upright position as yours, for travelling etc. I have to bring the boom up as far as it will go then push down on the boom lever a bit and then bring it back fast to bring the cylinders far enough back to lock. It has a lever to...

I am talking about the Boom Lockout. Its on the floor at the rear of the tractor by the right foot swing peddle.. Its the one were the rubber hose came off and caused my oil bath. You can see in the photo just below the handle that the hose has slipped back. I attached a photo of what I'm...

Thanks Again Steve I love your idea about filling it back up with hydraulic fluid. That has always been a real pain for me, I usually get my wife to come and hold the funnel for me while I handle the 5 gallon pale as the funnel won't stay in place by itself because it hits the pivot rod. I am...

Thanks Steve that does help. I knew that the tanks were the loader frame but didn't know where the pickup point was. I will go on the hunt for some AW46 oil at a reasonable price. Also, thanks for the links....useful information :)

Took a picture of the shifters on my 580B just for giggles. I have not been able to find any information about this setup. Very messy looking after oil blowup. I have tried to clean up a bit by pouring hot water on the floor and it washed sand out of all the crannies, can't clean right up until...

I have a Lincoln Mig 180. I use it a fair bit and have had no problems with it. Although it has become harder to find the wire in my area but found a reasonable price on-line with free delivery

Okay, thanks for the replies. I will explore further and see what I find. Could be just over thinking it ...

Thanks for the reply Steve I actually did some more research on the serial number and found out it's a 1973. It is a desiel... I mentioned the information about the transmission because in all the posts and other details I have read about the 580B it seems there were only three types of...

Hi I have a 1970's Case 580B with a standard transmission, 4 speed stick on the floor with a high low range stick beside that and a forward reverse lever by the steering wheel. The hydraulic oil is milky and I would like to change it out. From what I can find it appears that it should take aw46...

Hi... I have a Case 580 B that I have owned for over 35 years. I am having an issue with the clutch setting. I had a new clutch put in it about 15 years ago but, I only use it for my own personal use and don't have a lot of hours on it since the new clutch. The problem I am having is that it is...

I Am working on fixing some slop in the rear axle of my F2100. I have two bearings that I am unable to get out to remove the shaft and replace the bearings and seals. I have looked at pullers too but with the spline shaft going through the bearing and the bearing being recessed I can't get to...

I am looking into fixing the brakes on my Kubota F2100. I just took the inspection cover off and some oil came out. I assume there should be no oil in the brakes or drum ? Anyone have an idea ? Dave

Hi I need to replace the brake shoes on my F2100. Does anyone know of an inexpensive place to order in Ontario Canada ? What are the after market ones like ? The Kubota ones from the dealer are crazy expensive... Thanks Dave

Hi I have a 580ck Series B backhoe. I bought it used but, I have owned it for thirty years. It has been real good to me with only minor issues like hoses and a few cylinder rebuilds but, I figure that's pretty good.. Recently I have seen oil running down the dipper arm from inside the tunnel. It...