This comprehensive Case 580N, 580SN, and 590SN Backhoe Service Repair Manual provides detailed information and instructions for servicing and repairing these backhoe models. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and electronic systems. It delves into the engine and PTO in, transmission, drive and PTO out, axles, brakes, and steering components. The manual also provides in-depth coverage of the frame and cab, including frame positioning and tool positioning. Furthermore, it explains the hitch and working tool systems, along with instructions for excavating and landscaping tasks. Additional resources within the manual include electrical and hydraulic schematics, and detailed specifications for the Case 580N, 580SN, and 590SN backhoe models.

The Case 580N, 580SN, and 590SN backhoes are powerful and versatile machines designed for a wide range of construction and excavation tasks. These models were manufactured by Case Construction Equipment, a leading manufacturer of heavy machinery, and were known for their durability, reliability, and performance. The 580N, a standard backhoe model, featured a robust design with a powerful engine and a spacious operator cab. The 580SN and 590SN models, on the other hand, were equipped with specialized features for specific applications. The 580SN, for instance, was designed for road work and featured a longer wheelbase for increased stability, while the 590SN was a larger, more powerful backhoe suitable for heavy-duty excavation projects. These backhoes were equipped with a variety of features that enhanced their performance and operator comfort. This included powerful hydraulic systems for smooth and precise operation of the backhoe and loader arms, as well as a comfortable cab with ergonomic controls and ample visibility. The machines also featured robust undercarriages, designed for tough working conditions and providing stability on uneven terrain. The 580N, 580SN, and 590SN backhoes found wide application in various industries, including construction, landscaping, utilities, and agriculture, where their versatility and power were highly valued. Despite their age, these models continue to be popular among operators and contractors due to their proven reliability and rugged design, making them a valuable asset for any construction project.