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INSTANT DOWNLOAD add to cart. Complete digital official shop manual contains service, maintenance, and troubleshooting information for the Case K Loader Backhoe. It is the same factory shop manual used by dealers that guaranteed to be fully functional to save your precious time. This manual for Case K Loader Backhoe is divided into different sections. Each section covers a specific component or system and, in addition to the standard service procedures, includes disassembling, inspecting, and assembling instructions. A table of contents is placed at the beginning of each section. Pages are easily found by category, and each page is expandable for great detail. It is in the cross-platform PDF document format so that it works like a charm on all kinds of devices.
You do not need to be skilled with a computer to use the manual. EXCERPT: Inspection 1. Inspect the bores in the body 6 for scoring, pitting, or other damage. If the bores in the body 6 are damaged a new master cylinder must be used. Check the tab in the spring seat Push the tab down a small amount so that the tab will engage the end of the piston 8 to hold the check valve assembly in place. If the tab is broken, use a new master cylinder. Inspect the flow valve 3 , ball 5 , check valve piston 8 , piston 13 , and the push rod 15 for scoring, pitting, or other damage. If the flow valve 3 , ball 5 , check valve piston 8 , piston 13 or the push rod 15 are damaged a new master cylinder must be used. Assembly 1. When the relief valve is open, oil is diverted to the reservoir. When pressure in the open center passage reaches the pressure setting of the relief valve, the pilot plunger is forced off its seat. Oil flows through the plunger seat faster than it can be supplied, creating a pressure differential lower pressure between the poppet and plunger.
The pressure in the open center passage then unseats the poppet and oil is diverted through the seat sleeve to the reservoir. The relief valve will remain open until the cylinder moves or the control valve spool is returned to neutral. Figure 3 — Main Relief Valve Operation …. Categories Manual Others. Archives June October May June May April March February January December November October September August October June February January December November October July June November April March February April February January December November October September August July June March February December November October help as Instructed in this service manuaL CAUTION:. referonces oan be found In most sections. Some sections will have exploded views without accompanying text due to the simpl1city of the procedure. This service manual1s one of the most Important tools available to the service technician. It is an invaluable aid in properly performing any phase of service.
The information contained in this manual is current at the time of printing. Contents wblcb t the Series number and title, and the sections contained in each series. The individual sections, where required. will have a Table of Contents on the second page. Torque References Essentially two grades of fasteners bolts, nuts and screws are used on Case machinery. They a Refer to Section for torque specifications and means of Identification. of that section. Page Numbers All page numbers consist of two sets of digits separated by a daSh, such as The digits preceeding the daSh identify the section. The digits following the dasb represent the conaecutive page mllnber within that section. Page numbers will be found at the upper right or left of each page.
Text If this manual covers more than one machine, or different models of component parts planetary axles, gear boxes, control valves, etc. the procedures will apply to all unless otherwise noted. Illustrations Where possible, Ulustrations are placed as close as possible to the accompanying text and should be used as part of the text. Serial and Model Numbers When requisitioning repair or replacement parts as it may be necessary tofurn1Sh the parts department with one or both numbers Serial and model numbers will be found in the following locations. Machine - Plate fastened to left front cab or canopy mounting bracket. Also stamped on top of chassis behind lefthand hydraulic reservoir. Engine - Right-hand side of block below starter. The specifications in Section are standard torque values and Should be used on all fasteners during assembly and installation unless special torque values are noted in a particular section. Classification of Lubricants Oils, lubricants, and grease are classified and graded accordlngto standards recommended by the Society of Automotive Engineers SAE.
the American Petroleum Institute APl , and the National Lubricating Grease Institute NLGI. Engine Oil The SAE number indicates the viscosity of engine oils, for example, SAE ao, a single grade oU. Engine oils are also identified by dual numbers, SAE lOWaO, a multigrade The API clauification MS DS SD CAl defines performance in terms of engine usage. Only olls specified in Section should be used. These oils contain sufficient chemical additives to provide maximum engine protection. Both the SAE grade and API designation must be found on the container. Gear Lubricant The SAE grade mlmber also indicates the viscosity of gear lubricantsdeflnedbyMIL-L B. An example is SAE 90, a medlumvi8cosity lubricant. DIESEL ENGINES General Type Valve· in -Head Firing Order Hot a nd COld , Inch Intake Hot and Cold.
Piston and Connecting Rods R ings per Pis ton Full Floating Type Type Bearing Replacea ble Precision. Steel Ba c k. Copper·Lead or Alumi num Alloy Liners. Main Bearings Number of Bearings Replaceable P recision Steel Back. Cop per·Lead or Alum inum Alloy Li ners. Engine Lubricating System Crankcase Capacity Without Filter nd Operating at R atoo F. Pressure and Spray Circulation Oil Pump Gear Type Oil Filter Full F lnw Spir, on Type. Fuel System Fuel In je-ction Pump Roosa· Mas ter P ump Timing.. Pencil Type Opening Pressure PSI Fuel Trans rer Pump Vane TypP, Inlegr; 1 Part of In jection Pump Gove rnor Vilfiable Speed, F ly· Weight Centrifuga l Ty pe. In tegral Part of Injection Pump Fuel F iJters Full Flow Spin on Type. TABLE OF CONTENTS RUN ·l N INSTRUCfIONS Gear Train Cyllnder Head SPECIAL TORQUES. NOTE: If Case HDM oil Is not used, use only a Series 3 DS or CD Service GassIfication oll thaI has Ihe proper viscosity ra ting for prevailing air temperature.
Alter the first 20 hours of operation, change the engine oil while the engine is hot and re place the engine oil filter. DO NOT DRAIN OIL UNTIL THE ENGINE HAS BEEN OPERATED 20 HOURS. Break-In Procedure for Rebuilt Engines With a Dynamometer The following procedure must be implemented when using a PTO dynamometer to break-in tbe engine. The dynamometer will insure control of the engine load a l each speed and will eliminate over stressing new parts during break·in. During the break·in, continually check the pressure, coolant level, and coolant temperature.
STEP I. Retorque the cylinder head bolts using the procedure described In Section of this service manual. Reduce this scale load as indicated. Tile purpose of this changing RPM is to vary the lubrication and coolant flow. It is. recommended that whenever possible the engine especially turbocharged diesels should be run for four 4 hours or more at the above speed and load before checking the full engine horsepower or before using the engine for heavy field work. Run-In Procedure Construction Equipment For the first 8 hours, operate the engine at full throttle maintaining a normal load. DO NOT baby the engine, but avoid prolonged converter or hydraulic stall. Run-In Procedure Power Units For the first hour. Then full load and rated RPM as reQuired In application.
Chrome Plated Steel. Taper Installed In block to piston pin Maximum Serviceable Limit Piston Type Cam ground. Aluminum Alloy 0. at bottom of s kirt. Minimum Se:r. ¡lcea ble Limit Width of 1st ring groove.. Keystone Type Width of 2nd ring groove Width of 3rd ring groove Piston Rings No. Moly Faced Keys tone End gap in 4. Not Measurable Side Clearance.. Not Measurable NO. Rectangular Grooved Back End gap in 4. Side clearance Two Piece End gap in 4. sleeve , Piston Pin Type Full Floating. Fil In piston Fit In rod bushlDg Connecting Rod Bushing Replaceable Bronze.
Bearing liners Replaceable Journal LD. without bearing liners Bearing oil clearance Crankshaft Type.. Hardened Steel Balanced. undersize, grind to underSize, grind to undersize, grind Camshaft Type Hardened lron Parabolic Bushlrlgs Bushing. Front Bushing Pressure lubricated from oil pump. Intermediate Bushing Gravity Flow lubricated Rear Bushing. Oil clearance Thrust washer thickness Valve Push Rod Lifters Matenal Hardened Steel of idler gear shaft Oil Pump Positive displacement pump Gear Type Backlash, pump gear 10 crankshaft gear Free length Face angle of stem of head Seat angle Seat contact width Seat run·out Exhaust Valve u. Value Tappet clearance HOT and COLD. Face run·out Insert seat a ngle Insert height of insert Intake Valve Guides Length Installed and reamed Protrusion above cylinde r head JlOl to. Exhaust Valve Guides Length Installed and rea med.. Protrusion above cylinder head Maximum Serviceable Lim it.. Valve Spring Free lengt h TOlal coilS of shaft of arm bore Engine , camshaft metering Shaft oil holes Toward valve side of engine.
Shaft cannot be rota ted. Cylinder head bolts fGr. Engine oil filter Install until gasket contacts filter head , then hand tighten turn. Exhaust manifold stud nut Oil pan dra in plug If operatlng in severe working conditions, servIce more often. Torque transaxle mounting bolts to foot-pounds N m. Torque swing cylinder trunnIon plate mounting bolts to foot-pounds N m. Torque drive shaft cap screws to footpounds 27 N m. Run-in perIod after first 20 hours. Grease loader pivot points. Grease backhoe pivot points. Grease extendable dipper, if so equipped. Grease thne point hitch, if so equtpped. Grease front axle pivot. Grease front axle king pins. Grease power shuttle bellcrank. Check engine level. Check hydraulic oU level. Check radJator coolant level. Clean air cleaner dust cup.
Cbeck the machlne and the ground under it for signs of leaks. Check injection pump sediment bowl for water. If bowl has water, drain fuel tank, first stage fuel fUter and sediment bowl. Grease rear axle bearings. Grease seat post. Grease brake pedals and Shaft bearings on power shuttle machines. Greas e brake pedals and clutch shaft on mechanical shuttle machines. Check tire condition and pressure. After a Wheel has been removed and installed , check bolt torque every tvlo hours until stable. Service air filter element whenever restrIc tion warning light remains on with engine running at full throttle. Each kit Is made up of an acoustical foam material. This material must be kept clean and intact to maintain the proper leval of noise protection. Be sure to check with local authorities to determine what the requirements are. Listed below are checks that must be performed to insure continuing noise protection. surface dust or dirt, hose down with water.
Steam dean parts that have b3comecontamlnated with oil or graase. Squeeze out the excess water. Check that all exterior parts and sheet metal fasteners are tight. If the Padding is saturated with oil or grease and does not clean up. replace the contaminated part. Check that all sealing and barrier materials are whole and Intact. A small hole can admit a large amOlUlt of noise. Check noise isolators such as engine mounts , rubber shock mounts. hydrauliC tube isolators. Replace Ii defective. Check that the full throttle - no load engine speed is checked with an accurate tachometer.
be engine speed must be within the limits as listed in Section Check the full range of engine speed for resonance loud, undampened vibration. To check, increase the engine speed from low idle to full throttle slowly. If excessive resonance is found. eliminate the vibration of the suspected part. The laws of some ciUes. states or provinces may require that your machine be checked and certified for a maximum noise. When installing padding make sure the metal surfaces are clean of all oil, grease, excessive rust and traces of old material. It Is very Important that the new piece cover the same area as the old one. For your general information, see the SAE recommended practice on SOlUld levels and measurements. Refer to SAE Ja, J87 and Ja8 in the SAE. Locating the trouble and repairing it is only Plrt of the job, a lectmlcian must find and eliminate the cause of the trouble 81 well. Too many repairs IrB made with no thought. For any engine to start or perfonn property. three main requirements must be preaeot: 1 , FUEl 2.
When any of these requirements ar. not present Or limited by some mechanical ,uson, the angine will not start and will fail to operate properly throughout the power range. Fuel system problems can be present anywhere from the fuel tank, through the filter. and injection pump as wen as the injectors. Correct injection pump timing il important in the overall fuel system performance. Proper compression is affected by the air cleaner condition. muffler restriction. valve condition and operation including proper valve adjustment. cylinder head gaskets. condition of 51eeves, rings, pistons, camshaft, and camshaft timing. CombuS1ion is the reSUlt of adequate comprelsion to develop enough heat in the air charge on the compression stroke to fir. the fuel being injected into the engine cylinders. Proper spray pattern and atomization of the fuel by the Injector is very important. TIming the fuel Injection pump to the engine to a precise degree BTDC is a vital requirement for proper combustion.
The engine diagnosis contained in the followIng pagel covers many trouble symptoms. the causes, end what will be necessary to repair or eliminate the problem. Under each symptom are listed the most common and reoccuring problems progessing to the! lot so common problems. Locate your problem symptom in the diagnosis chart and ref. r to the pagel listed for the probable causes and remedi. ENGINE HARD TO START OR WILL NOT START No Smoke From Exhaust 1. Fuel Shut-Off Not Open Completely. Improper cable adjustment, damaged cable, cable slipping in clamps, misadjusted or inoperative solenoid will not completely return fuel shut路off lever to open position. Check lever to be sure it is opening completely. A partially opened lever limits the amount of fuel to the injection pump and results in lawen路 gine horsepower. A nozzle that is not seated in the cylinder head will let compression leak by and not produce enough heat to fire the injected fuel.
Cheek for damaged nozzle gasket or seals. loose nozzle. or broken stud. Fuel Line Plugged A fuel line plugged with dirt will not let fuel through to the injection pump. Remove line at fuel filters and check for fuel flow through line. A dirty filter will cause rich fuel mixture and low engine power. Check filter restriction indicator and service final air filter if required. Starter must crank engine to RPM in order to ignite the diesel fuel. Check engine RPM while cranking. If cranking is slow. cheek starter amperage draw to help detennine the following defective areas: batteries, cables.
solenoid and starting motor. Wrong fuel low centane or contaminated fuel water and dirt can cause the engine not to run or to have pre-combustion, causing serious damage to the engine. Drain fuel tank and refill with correct fuel. Sticking Rack Control Slow cranking speed can be caused by the fol 路 lowing internal and external engine defects; scuffing and scoring of pistons and sleeves, improper crankshaft or camshaft end play. defective rod or crank bearings. oil pump. water pumP. hydraulic pump or air compressor. Fuel Supply Shut-Off or No Fuel Check that fuel tank shut-off valve is open. Check fuel supply in tank. Air In Fuel System Bleed fuel system until fuel flowa steadily with no bubbles. Check for air leaks at fittings between tank and fuel pump. Camshaft Damaged A sheared key in the cam drive gear or a broken cam shaft will throw valve timing out of sequence affecting engine operation.
Remove cylinder head cover and check velve timing in reference to crankshaft timing marks with a dial indicator. A sticking rack control will not let the fuel injection pump accept any fuel. Piston Rings Worn As piston rings become worn. they lose ten路 sion and ability to seal and wipe lubrication oil off cylinder walls. Take a compression test to determine piston ring condition. If readings are low, squirt a small amount of oil into the cylinder and retest. If compression comes up because the oil helps the rings seal, it will be necessary to install new piston rings and possibly sleeve and pistons. lnjection Pump Malfunction A malfunctioning injection pump will usually under-fuel the engine. Adjust or replace the injection pump. A common cause is a sheared key on the injection pump drive. preventing fuel to be dellvered to injectors.
M1 fuel. If cranking is slow, check starter amperage draw to help determine the following problem areas: batteries. As piston rings become worn, they lose tension and ability to seaf and wipe lubricating oil off cylinder walls. Take a comprassion tast to da· termine piston ring condition. If rltl! ldings are low, squirt a small amount of oil into the cylinder and retest. If compression comes up because the oil helps the rings seal, it will be necessary to install new piston rings and possibly sleeve and pistone. Slow cranking speed can be caused by the fol lowing internal and external engine defects: scuffing and scoring of pistons and sleeves, improper crankshaft or camshaft and play defective rod or crank bearings. oil pump, water pump, hydraulic pump or air compreuor. damaged cable, cable slipping in clamps. A partially ofWtned lever limits the amount of fuel to the injection pump and results in low engine horsepower.
low Compression Low compressi on on several cylinders, makes the engine hard to start and rough running, also does not generllte o:Inouoh heat to properly fire on all cylinders. Make a comprassion test on the engine. Velve Pueh Rod. Bent Bent push rods will affect valve operatio n and not allow cylinders to get. full charge of fuel and air, or not exhaust properly. This can u· sually be distinquished by axcessive valve tappet noise. Remove cylinder cover and check for bent push rods. Clogged Fuel Filter Check and service fuel filters. Check tor damaged noule gasket or seals. loose noule, or broken stud. Tune-up Specifications Wrong. Final Air Filter Plugged A dirty filter will c ause ri c h fuel mixtures and low engine power. Check engine and unit serial number plate s tor correct speCifIcations whe n perfo rming!
Piston end Sleeves Scuffed and Scored. Remove and test the h,el injection nozzles. This can cause precombustion and serio us damage to the engine. Check for proper engine timinq. Scuffing starts as a very small surface disturbance of torn out metal particle. This helps break down lublication which increases heat and spreads the scuffing to adjacent areas. Scuffing and acoring are caused by malfunctioning of the lubrication system or cooling aystem, Incorrect timing. pre - combu stion, tuggi ng Or overloading, improperly fitting parts and improper break-in procedure. Remove piston assemblies and inspect. Cylinder H. A blown cylinder head gasket will cause one or two cylinders to loose power and cause an engine to miss. Compression leaking into the water system can also cause the cooling system pressure to rise and blow engine coolant out the radiator overflow.
Take a compression test to help determine a defective head gasket, or remove radiator cap, run engine and check for gas bubbles rising In coolant at radiator opening. Piston Ring Installation faulty or Broken Rings At times, piston rings are installed wrong. upside down, wrong size, overlapping of eJ panders, or eJ p~tnders are cut on three piece oil rings. Be sure to carefully read the instructions before installing piston rings. Damaged rings can cause scoring of the piaton sleeves and cause the engine to use oil. Valves Sticking. lnjection Pump Malfunction A malfunctioning Injection pump will usually under-fuel the engine.
A common cause is a sheared key on the injection pump drive, preventing fuel to be delivered to injectors. Adjust or replace the injection pump or parts as required. fuel Injection Line Cracked. A cracked, chaffed or damaged fuel injector line will allow the fuel to escape eJ ternally and not inject fuel into the cylinder. This will cause an engine miss and low horsepower. Leaking fuel from a damaged Injector line can easi1y be seen. Sticking valves can be caused by improper replacement of valve guides, no lubrication, rust vapors, bent valves. or carbon. A sticking valve will cause an engine miss and the valve could also hit the piston causing internal damage. Improper cable adjustment, damaged cable, cable. lipping in clamps, misadjusted or inoperative lelonoid will n01 compkltely return fuel.
SERIES - GENERAL General Engine Specification Diesel Engine. Maintenance and Lubrication. Torque Charts. Noise Control. SERIES - STEERING SYSTEM Hydraulic Diagram, Trouble Shooting and Pressure Check. SERIES - ENGINE Engine Diagnosis. Engine Tune-Up. Cylinder Head, Valve Train and. Crankshaft, Bearings, Flywheel and Oil Seals. Oil PuInp Stall Checks, Engine Removal and Installation, and Radiator. Air Cleaner and Spark Arresting Muffler Ether Injection. Cooling System Block, Sleeves, Pistons and Rods. Engine Lubrication. SERIES - FUEL SYSTEM Fuel Filters. Fuel Injectors. Engine Controls, Fuel Lines and Fuel Tank. SERIES - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Hydraulic Diagrams , Maintenance, Trouble Shooting and Pressure Checks.
Hydraulic PUInp. Loader Control Valve. Three Point Hitch Control Valve. Loader, Backhoe and Three Point Hitch Cylinders. Stabilizer Control Valve. Boom Lock System. SERIES - Steering System ContI d Steering Control Valve. SERIES - POWER TRAIN Power Shuttle Operation, Oil Flow Diagrams, Trouble Shooting and Maintenance. Power Shuttle and Torque Converter. Transaxle Removal and Installation. Drive Shaft. Clutch and Pressure Plate. Two Speed Mechanical Shuttle. SERIES - BRAKES Brakes Pedals to Transaxle. ROPS Cab and Canopy. WARNING: Operatt:! controls from the. faromarize yourseJfwith controllevcr functions. Whenever the loader bucket must be raised to a1d in servicing. block the bucket In place. with 11ft cyl1nder stops or a suitable safety stand. of the fan belt with the engine run. avoid loose c lothing If pOSSIble. WARNING: Whenever cyCl1ng Ute loader or backhoe to bleec air from circuits or to check operation, be sure area Is clcnr of fellow workers.
When performtng ch ec~s A and tests on the equtpm2nt hydraultc. Trouble Shooting, removal, disasse mbly. After Installlng tire on riro wheel , place wheel In a saft:ty cage before inflaUng tires. Some components of this machine are very heavy. ese sulth able lifting equipment or additional. help as Instructed in this service manuaL CAUTION:. referonces oan be found In most sections. Some sections will have exploded views without accompanying text due to the simpl1city of the procedure. This service manual1s one of the most Important tools available to the service technician. It is an invaluable aid in properly performing any phase of service. The information contained in this manual is current at the time of printing. Contents wblcb t the Series number and title, and the sections contained in each series.
The individual sections, where required. will have a Table of Contents on the second page. Torque References Essentially two grades of fasteners bolts, nuts and screws are used on Case machinery. They a Refer to Section for torque specifications and means of Identification. of that section. Page Numbers All page numbers consist of two sets of digits separated by a daSh, such as The digits preceeding the daSh identify the section. The digits following the dasb represent the conaecutive page mllnber within that section. Page numbers will be found at the upper right or left of each page. Text If this manual covers more than one machine, or different models of component parts planetary axles, gear boxes, control valves, etc. the procedures will apply to all unless otherwise noted. Illustrations Where possible, Ulustrations are placed as close as possible to the accompanying text and should be used as part of the text.
Serial and Model Numbers When requisitioning repair or replacement parts as it may be necessary tofurn1Sh the parts department with one or both numbers Serial and model numbers will be found in the following locations. Machine - Plate fastened to left front cab or canopy mounting bracket. Also stamped on top of chassis behind lefthand hydraulic reservoir. Engine - Right-hand side of block below starter. The specifications in Section are standard torque values and Should be used on all fasteners during assembly and installation unless special torque values are noted in a particular section. Classification of Lubricants Oils, lubricants, and grease are classified and graded accordlngto standards recommended by the Society of Automotive Engineers SAE. the American Petroleum Institute APl , and the National Lubricating Grease Institute NLGI.
Engine Oil The SAE number indicates the viscosity of engine oils, for example, SAE ao, a single grade oU. Engine oils are also identified by dual numbers, SAE lOWaO, a multigrade The API clauification MS DS SD CAl defines performance in terms of engine usage. Only olls specified in Section should be used. These oils contain sufficient chemical additives to provide maximum engine protection. Both the SAE grade and API designation must be found on the container. Gear Lubricant The SAE grade mlmber also indicates the viscosity of gear lubricantsdeflnedbyMIL-L B. An example is SAE 90, a medlumvi8cosity lubricant. DIESEL ENGINES General Type Valve· in -Head Firing Order Hot a nd COld , Inch Intake Hot and Cold. Piston and Connecting Rods R ings per Pis ton Full Floating Type Type Bearing Replacea ble Precision.
Steel Ba c k. Copper·Lead or Alumi num Alloy Liners. Main Bearings Number of Bearings Replaceable P recision Steel Back. Cop per·Lead or Alum inum Alloy Li ners. Engine Lubricating System Crankcase Capacity Without Filter nd Operating at R atoo F. Pressure and Spray Circulation Oil Pump
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Use a preCISion seat grinder. Seat contact width improper crankshaft or camshaft end play. A common cause is a sheared key on the injection pump drive. ln1:aka Manifold Gasket Damaged A damaged intake manifold gasket can fe· duce the manifold pressure and ctlusa an insuNlclent air-fuel mixture in tho cylinderc and result in low power. A cracked cylinder head or sleeve will usuaUy allow engine coolant into the engine. Install the check valve seal 7 on the check valve piston 8.
throwoff onto cylinder walls and oil in rocker arm compartments. Improper cable adjustment, damaged cable, cable. Items that can caule rings not to seat a. pre-venting fuel to be delivered to injecton!. ese sulth able lifting equipment or additional. Check injection pump sediment bowl for water.
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