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    Face pin wrench set

    Good info. On the parts, I’m liking Broken Tractor so far, we’ll see what we get. The parts manuals have twisted my bean, no numbers on the cylinder glands that I can find. Gambling I have a two piece piston.
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    Parts Manuals, updated?

    With that said, anyone got a favorite site for ordering parts?
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    Parts Manuals, updated?

    The previous owner of 30 years was nice enough to give me all the paper he had on a 580B backhoe. Best I can figure by the serial number it’s a ‘72. The two parts manuals were printed after that. One in ‘74 and the other in ’79. Anyone know if these were updated and parts numbers changed? It...
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    Face pin wrench set

    Thanks to all who shared their recommendations and experience on this tool. I will now be asking some, probably stupid, questions about Case 580b schematics parts drawings and lists under whichever subcategory that is for that. thanks for the help.
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    Face pin wrench set

    Understood, thanks for the info.
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    Face pin wrench set

    Is the adjustable above a good tool? I have never used one. Can it take a beating, along with possibly some harsh language?
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    Face pin wrench set

    Thanks folks. Yes I misspoke, the pin holes are on the face of the gland. Thanks for McMaster, I forgot about them. Mr True, I’m in NH and will look on Craigs list. Any hint you can give me in finding the listing. Those look nice. I like the 3 pin set up, smart!. Thanks to all, I’m sure...
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    Face pin wrench set

    Pins are on the face of the gland nut, not the side. Usually 4, 90 deg apart. Tools usually are shaped like a Y, or C. Needs to be able to be “tapped” on, and probably used with a cheater. So forged steel, with hardened pins would be a must. Wimpy stamped steel pliers need not apply. It’s...
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    Face pin wrench set

    Hello, Anyone know of a good, face pin wrench set for old case backhoe cylinders?. Tractorman44 (YouTube) had a nice set for use with a 3/4” breaker bar. Or do the heavy duty adjustable ones hold up?
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