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Home My WebLink About1967-05-01 (2)Meridiaa City Ha11 minimun fee of $10.00. l4ay l, 1967 hn Na ro came l-n Fitzgerald, o discuss the is in place in nto this line. certai-n, by a They are pots for the teers to help va1 to estab- e a police ness 1s 1n in Meridian e Clty Police II Meet I called to order by on M. St6rsY. Counc lmen present: \{. D klve , Kei l!1J-],s, r'rarvr-n Sodan ter Other present:. Roger vie r, G ne er, Neal Hudson, Ral Hun er, J l-don Gray. BJ.I1 l-vis, Bonded Police. Eldon Merray, representing t d ian ractorr came before eCo ciI eliv ry of Itwater to his premise was n t known for sure how rge a Iin ES reet.Permission rnust be cure from the Hi8hway Departroe eak twa thou ht that the Works Su rint ndent should dig down to t lin toa est ole ,hat is the size of t sfe der I The actor Company compla poor elivery of water and O\,I p The yor requested tre Fir Chie r Welker, to wash ou the ower hamb rof ommerce to prepare f ting.Mr. Welker is to ge afe vo1 ml this matter. c., cBi].I 1vis, of Bonded Po1 ce, I e before Councif to obtai aDrr provl oftro mes at the rate of $.o0 The c stso $15 0O per month.r bus lat on to the size of the busi The C ef of Folice sugges edt tif hj-s type of serrice lowed hat e fel they should recogni e tha red thtcoopration should be req epar ent nd that their polici embe s sho Id be cleared and c cked Polic tment . Mr. A vis stated that it r pra o wor very c in to re they are in :I M{yor, Miaut{s of prerrious meetingl artd $fecial| meeting uere read a$ annfoved. I to [trttf. to {ooperat" to set a rr.]c", :.f n" to]tr,"i. business site. I b.i"rr I ao"a{a Porice buciness tor] trre in"rctrt its of Meridian. tue{ arsol J the I Meridian I r r r-r I':c t Ha 1 2 usanel ;s ].iceThe Me yor stated. and the C ity A ,tornel concurred, that no b requir 'ed for then to operate and bhat r rew bue iness was welcomed. Mr. Al vis thanked the Counc i1 an<tleft the meeting. towar 'd andA dele gation of water users alonl ; Merii ian Street South, out 3owlir rg A1le yr lrere preSent: a tra:Ll-er ocMr. ar d Mrs. Eugene Ross, R ry Gr:-ffith and Melvin Griffith ( ray ancIt uas reported that the Ii smane l-s 11t not over 1lt' part of the ;mal" 1t rrono ut toward the end, ca rsang poor c elivery for tl ose on the er rdofi This a rea ua6 given 10 days to gr :t sone thing accomplished. The Ma yor stated and it was agre{rdbyt he Council to extend this 1 trace tr Lst. t ,f June The Ma yor stated that it ha s beel rthel ,o1icy that on lines o utsidr the c bhat 1 ;he pec ple involved have the ri gh';tore fuse others getting o nif "t pla< liBhtr i in je opardy. However the Jity l leels t hat if adequate de11v I r,rater )ity rould t ave the right to over ride r rndue i .iscrirnination and put lnn )w net€ There VL,are 16 users on this -ne whilch is proof of itselfl that the U It vras suggested that all t tsers c et together and arran 8ef a 1ar.f clacer TheI Mayor stated that th cit;could perhaps enter into t he prr )ject 1 liffeI 'ence b etweena4ttanda5t'Line <rut to the Cthe Bowling Alley as 5,, lir Ie 1n iUhis area for future o Iunbi]I8. Ity wou The de legation then left, M p. Ror is agr€eing to attempt to ge t ther ie peotr The Ma yor stated that durin I the legisl ature a 1aw was passe I tha'; allol l"1a nse would be be d the cupant ) . posslbly he line. riod to the ity limits es their is present the rs for additi,onal is inadequate. ger line to be standj-nA the 1d desire a 1e together. fireworks I II Merid.ian City Ha11 ales The 3 May 1, 1957 tate under pon issueance e desire of the up passaSe of an ordinance. chased by the fense of Ada be operated ted for all on of this Eire Department attend. Peck will get Klei.ner building is hat some -1 in the State of Idaho, allo *.ing r ;af e ar d sane fireworks for :al-e:n the Local optior and dangerous firew crks ;hat ce n be displayed under super,ras10n rf per 'mit , t ut purchased h.ithout the S ;ate ol Idaho. Severa I sample ordj-nances w 'oducei The Mayor stated t :at i-'is ttere Dl lity ;hat a uniform ordinance be forne(t withi n the County and desi red tr r hoLd 1n or(Iinance till the County Comm r ssao 1 Iers ar .d the City of Boise h 13 pr()duced The Ma yor explained the pre sent r ;tatus of the Wayne Sveeper that t fas pul lchoo:- Distr 1_Ct tr4. The Sr eeper has been releas ed to the Cj ty of l'leridian under the C lvil Dt lount. Howeve r this approval- of tr ansfe:requj res that this piece o f equ:Lptnent and mi rintair ed in serviceable con ditio;randl ihat a course of trair ing b : initi dorks Depart nent personnel and an y othr :rs whc might be involved j-n the )perati equipl rent. Also t hat, due to other con plica :l-ons (,f 1ocal problems, nern bers )f the u,'ho m:.ght at some future time be invol'red wi- 1 ,h radiological proble ms sh :u1d al {t ler rst 10 people are required t o hoI,1a rat .iological trainlng co urse .Larrr in tor lch wit Ih us to or(aLize a cliass ii-l rther .ear future. vor read a letter f a1 t t-rop Hethe . Department concerrrin the J.M pe ty aI ng the railroad right of ryattr iast 2nd. and Bower St reet.This Lna(leplora b1e state as a fire h zzard.and a health menace. It wa s rep,xted I :1ean up is proceeding inside the bulI ling. The Ci te a :ty Attorney is to etter ningto Mr. Kleiner conce thls . It was noted that there is lives lock ol a 1ot owned by Mrs.Webb rt l(eal Broadr ,,4y. John I'varro cErme in at t s tim Bill-s were read: 2nd. and I t "8]..66ro Rc;ort of Tr.artrr.r of Mer:ldian Merroh r 1967 Flr. St.OlI. Idb. ,109.81 55'.11.94 9r'1.8t Ocat 1 Wa.ter 197r.42 2\82.40 4557.82 r724.q4 281r.za Rcao T.-'4 Serrcr 8079.8925rr.to5.ar 51 Dlrbo LO?,D.95 ,4257.76 8700.64 ,109.81 175.01 2914.'18 917.8L l-10-?4 8o7.07 2628-r4 7o59r.r9 70.007i.2r.u LOrzr-t9SeLenee 49144.29 2555irJ.2 r Bamk IBs]..IVd.$42r90.rI Repte, _9-69[rll__I.t81 51075.24 557r.90 ,r'1r.90 4C 1./0u 1t- tt?5 L.!r ( 11 11 11 1181 I1 118 1185 1 1187 t-1 1189 1191 1]-92 lle3 11 tt95 o lo, 11 99 .12O1 205 120? l-249 t2t3 LI'4- t2L7 4- r2t9 1 1221 ]-225 t227 '1 ))O L23t 2 t213 DATN 7-5?1en L. Hudson Genl+!t. Works Su 7 Gen at r ra1 rancis Veach rs. Everett Ewi Drill-er Dut 7 7 rs. Jack Lyman . M. Raihes Duty Dut 7 7 er . R. tr'ewkes s. Lois Duty ty Gen r ra1 e erua n M. s r ra1 e ohn 8. Navarro 11mal ra1 8-67 ayne ver R. Bodine ilman r ral 1en L.Hudson son upIt. horks Sup I t.Gen ra1 ra Lr4.65 r Hiner ox ene D. er ef cf Police Gen en I ra1 48?.49 B-6?i-chard L. Brurnble ral T6.?6r ra1 r98.81 ger L. Welker rose e Chief v orney 16.40 ancy a8e ce D. Stuart an Uater IJ.OOorer Gene arv a1 1.85 274,85 i1l i'/ . Luke n I ra1 Lo.)2 van harles T. Stevens to.12 r ra1 ruce S Stuart ver D. e Gen ra1 19.40 untner son eorge lr. Joll-ey o anE eer 50.o5 eml, c apitol Office chin Gen ral o, qn anSrul S Gen ra1 50.oo on pe co 56.75 8-6? ES t'.cernearanSs , erj,dian 1g16 & Suppl '*at .l q B-67 o j,se Ada Disposal Co en ommunlca to raI 75.80 F,-6,raI 25.OO rrn 84.41 B-5? o ne . L. Torme Oil Co. C. ral 141.00 ncv ry ene Gen ra1 56.64 .1/ lJater 10!.If ]-re 48. r0 Lib.1.20 747.O4 uar a11ey Implement, Inc ?95.Oo onn o harles Stuart umen Gen ral 45.o0 era Tr Gen ra1 evo ericin Janitor Supp YCo 48.oo l'1 1 6I AMIT. 1r5OO oo 00 oo150 4 4.oo 4.oo t81.5? 4z.Bo 42.80 t2t5 C1{rk-typist rOND I PUEFOSE 4-48-5? 4-iB-5? 4-h8-6? Fatrolmarr I GenFraI I lre 12011 \-h8-6?Rg{erve Po}ice Re{erve police Re{erve PoIice Genfral lCity of Meridian 4-h8-6? 12111 4-lB-5? lRobert !. Baker 4-lB-6? Bender & Co.,]Inc. StateIdaho InsuranceFund Gendral-4-eB-6? 4-18-6?Watbr rri C t VOU L2 t237 I 12ZO 1240 1 1 L242 t244 1 5 Lt+o NO 1 7 1 196?I AI.,I I T. 2t1.71 l.oo ?.?o 862.75 337.ro 48.51 11s, as read, THE CITY OI' DE. 1I rules and ee different o e e e qu re o one o IER DATE PUT POSE IUNI ) 4-tt8-6?State lllectrical Boar r Genr ral 4 ?Gen( Genr rral rral Storey Feed and Seed Jordanr s Western Auto 4 4 Get1( Genr ra1t8-5? tB-6? Dotyrs Custon I'arming Bice Pharmacy 4-i 4-i t8-67 t8-6? )raI ,t5Gen PauI I s Oonoco Idaho Power Co.sral ttq )c \iater 125.11 Fir Gen(z 2?, 4-i 4-2t6-67 t8-67 Meridian News riloes Sanfax Corp. Li en( Genr )ral- rral 4-2 4-i ,.6-67 t8-5? tsolse gascade .6ur-1d1n G & B Ready-Mix uc! s$3 t,ro uen( Genr ) I.a-t 4-t'.E-67 John & Bi11rs belvice , a.t')r Motlor was made by 'vl . D. S(iver r rnd se<onded by MarYin Bodin e tha bthel i }Eoogut!^!vgllJL I' Jvs t 'rq!sa r 0rdine he Mrnce #l.:60 was read by rt Iyor er titled: A}1EI\D]NG TITLE II, CHAPTER II C-I ITHEI IEVISED AI\D COMPIIED O r,- l1tt ID]AN, 1955, DEALING I,JIT E INS,?ECTIOI I EC o CALI REQUIRE},,IE}ITS OI' TI{E The mc tj-on uas made by Marvlin Bo,line ar Ld seconded by John Na varro that r requal 'ements of 5O-2O04 and all rlules: I 'equiri .ng that ordinances be read on th: lays 1 )e disl ensed with and that I ^i..utrdr-nal rce #L(,O be trn.ssed and apprc ved. Motior passed: SkiYer, yeq; EIJ-:LS, yea Bodj,ne, yeai lJavarr or Ye It was discussed that he lahd on hi ch TIe s Smmn8 poo to be place( Purchr rsed bX the swirnning pool cofunittPe shor.Id be surveyed in ord er to assur( netes and bc unds are legally stated anr l mark(d at the corners. It wou the r1d seem, according tol liscusE ion, that the costs i nvolv )d1n1 progri un shor 1d not requi-re any ex pendi'iure ol City money as the Ui ty wi L-[ be ] tssunr a]l c osts upon comp letion of thr ) proj(not,c a o s S nun].c:"pa]. fL nctions and the ]-and Lies ()utsidl 01' the city l-amits.lne 1s yet, ProJ=Ei :omp1t rtely f by th€inished before takingl over 0ity. The ne w well is novr dovn to lbo 'and is I as yelIOped suffi()i-ent f 1ow of water, as was repor',ed by not ready to be deve KEfTE-EffTs r Vafer 06 TM].SS]LOner. ue o I I to have the Athleti ASS ciati n move the rtoim a lr cut. ch the city s indicated city finances. area and and wiLl be lens are as yet. dunping of ding area pile is Broadway, area. ood adjourned. -J Bodine stated that ewo dli the -I I I Marvir ide n ordnce or on the southrehi-ndrd lumber to a place Irnat er ials a iew fr ;n ths Cjf,y Fark.the v .rk., matt er of: Bodine discussed th(Marvi A Jac w dayslafe rh of tbe J a new lawn rnover for ago and is priced at separate reels. bhe p€ fi?ro,OO for The r eels a )bson nower was viewe( power drlven to eat:e Only [40.0o was offered, ar atr ade, f cr the Eclipse Park H :und ;iorr uhi now h as. r s mower is worth mo 'e tha n this Mr. Bodine stated.[n fa<t it r that this m chlne could carry th 'ough the su mErer to aid in managel ent rf the Neal"to se 11 the present /zIIP punp at ;he r .m Parl purch Iudson was instructed Larger one to replace ossiblit' tr y a J I{P would handle the {)sprir John {avaro stated that h€, has been s tudyin6 the stleet oi Ling I )roSran ready to ma <e a presentation latr r. I t is t oo cold to consider r.r rat tl re prol Neal-{udson, works Superinl enden t, rep orted and showed pict lres ()f the at th burn area on West B<,wer a nd statrash torted trat it is a hazarf iurrout and r ilL ha re to be noved to anol :her I ocatio n in the future after the )resenl dried out a rd burneil by the lire Depar tment. It wa ; suggested that Lhe l .and r,here t he old sever was loca bed,rt lresl Ltil t his arcouldbe Us :d for this purpose ur ea settles up. The F ire Chief mentioned tl Iat th e tree s might bp a problem ?ven:-n thir There being no other businr rss tc before the Council th ng,""fi I come APPROVED: A ( L,U''. t^^ I V;v14- ATTES T TLTTU H \2C >/zX-<_-t__-a_z-26<n I I I I rr Ir s.,L/ ,'(' 413 |DAHO ST. BO|SE, TDAHO 83702 20 April 1967 Telephone 342-tOlO ,,/ lhd : aA t^,-"rA's4'7-'DICK A. KING Colonel USA, Ret Direcior yi$-.''t- i "'zwzl(,er: SIEJECT: Radiological l.lonitorlng Tralning TO:City of Meridian City Ha11 lleridlan, Idaho ATTN: tlr. Herald Cox Dear Herald: Reference is nade to our conversation regardlng the Street SweePer uhlch rdas transferred from Merldian School Distrlct /12 to the city of uerldian by actlon of office of Civll Defense Form ocD 376, Reglonal Control No. 67-Idaho 3825-1 and Idaho Surplus ProPerty Agency Involce No. 1567 dated 17 Aprl1 1967. one of the provisions for approval of transfer was that the equip- ment be nalntalned and operated to insure its use and avallabillty during an emergency. I know that the city of Merldian has done an excellent job on this plece of equipment. Secondly, the personnel who will be deslgnated to operate thls piece of equlpment rrust be trained in radlologlcal monltorlng and will be assigned the role as decontaminatlon speciallsts ln emergency plans for your Clty. Records of supervised tralning must be nalntained. A 16 hour course of i.nstructlon in radlologlcal monltoring and decontamination i6 belng set up for your Clty. This course can be presented at night so that maxlmun attendance rnay be expected. l,lr. Larry Peck, Asslstant Englneer, Clty of Bolse will be the lnstruccor. Night classes usually start at 7:00 p,m. and r+,ill run to 10:00 p.m. so that it rlr111 not work a hardship on the students. Slnce the City of Merldlan is served by Hlghway 30 and is near the new Freeway, 1t ls strongly recommended that Flre and Police Department personnel attend thls course ln addltlon to your City Publtc i{orks supervlsors and personnel who are charged with mainten- ance of the streets and roads. IIl addltlon to the threat of a nuclear attack, there is always a posslbllity of a nuclear accldent occurlng as nuclear Eaterials are transported wlth a degree of frequency. Po lt ce as /'tee.Ssatt? a4 4rai/4/1 /, "6',1 CIVIL DEFENSE - "A MIGHTY FORCE FOR PEACE" I AD G(lU lITY. BOISE GIU!I. DEFEl{SE Clty of l,leridlan ATIN: l,tr. Eerald Cox 20 Aprll 1967 Page 2 In order to conduct the courge, a mlnlmum of l0 students are requlred. You rr11l be advised rrhen the course rrill start. I am certaln that l.lr. Peck can adjust the gchedule to permit flexlbtllty ln the event of hardship on the personnel. Slncerely yours , A. KING Colonel USA, Ret, Dlrector DAK/Py cc: l,!r Iarry Peck ( I AI'{ENDING TITI,E II, CHAPTER I1I OT TI]E REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OT' TI{E CITY OI'I'{ERIDIANI 1955, DEALING WITH INSPECTION REQUIRE}.,IENTS OT' T]]E EIECTRTCAI CODE. BE IT ORDAINED BY TEE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF TIIE CITY OF I.,IERIDIAN I ADA couNTY I IDAIO: Section 1. That Title II, Chapter J, of the Revised and Conpiled Ordi- nances of the City of Ueridtanr be and the 6aoe i6 hereby aeetrded to read as foll-ows: 2-3052: INSPECTION REQUIRD{ENTS:. It s}ralI be the duty of the City Super- intendeat t* or the State Inspector if the Clty so chooses ... to inspect or cause to be l!.spected any and all vork for which pennits have been issued ldttLinforty-eight hours. (Sundays and holidays excluded) after time of notice, inwriting by the person, finn, contractor or.corporation doing the.said work, that sarne is ready for inopecti-on, which r,riu not be considered ready for inspection artd coverj.ng until all enclosed plunblng, stean heating, furnace work aud gas fittings are in place. Inspection shal1, when necessary, be nade two or threir times during progress of iustallation; first uhen work is roughed in, and 1ast, vhen nork is completedl and it shaIl be the duty of the Ci-ty Superintendent or Per6on qualified and delegated by him and his qualified repfesentative r to inalicate inepection of any work by a tag or Iabeli shall state the date and whether first or final inspection has been made and it shaI1 be ualawful forany rrorloan or other person to lath or otberrrise conceal any electrical wiring until such firBt inepection tag has been placed. A. Upon applicatiou for lnspection of aay wiring apparatus r or appliances as hereiuafter proridedt the City Superiutendent shalL after iaEpection and ex- amination issue a certificate ehouhg the resulto of such exaaiaations and re- quire to be nade the neceosary correctionE. B. If the said C,lty Superlntendent shal,l find any part of any electric light or power lriring apparatus or fixtures in or on any buildixg in the City of Meridlan to have been inetalled wlthout a permit or not itr accorda!.ce rlth the provisi-oD.6 of thi6 chapter oI to be dangerous to life or property' the Ci-ty Superintendeat sha1l have the right and pouer and it is hereby mad.e his duty to discoanect such Defective wiring and place a seal upon it. He sha11 at the saae time glve written notice of such disconnectio[ to the owner or occupaut of the bui-lili.ng. After such disconnected wiring, apparatus, or fixtures have been put in the conditlon required by this chapter, the seal or seaLs so placed sbal1 be removed by said City Superintendent. It shall be unla'rful for any person' firm or corporation to use any currentr through, or by means of such disconnected w"iring, apparatus or fixtures or to attact.otliar uilcE for tlie 6upi,1t o, iturre[t tO iflch alLscoDlected rtrlDgr aplaratu8 ot fllttrts'6r- to renot-a i breik or 0cfacc aNr seal oo pliced. (E)' Uc: .gity, Sulrsri.ateadant.: shall.: requirE 'rlllibtth. roo 'li8hls, to bc -oquipt eil vlth.'B rrceptaclo -a8d ,sritcb t tlcb lecel/tacl€ "EhiJ.1 be Eo attached as to preveat any person wh-ile standing in the bath tub to reach or touch sarne. Passed by the Ci-ty Council and approved by the Mayor of tbe City of Mericlian, Ada County, Idaho, this l-st. day of Uayr 1967. I f'\ V!^ AITEST: -11r-g,"d A I ..aio-J. .'. tL MAYOR ORDINANCE NO.. I5O. APPBOVED: CITY.COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN COOPERATION WITH TH€ IOAHO STATE BOARD OF HEALTH ADA COUNTY AND BOISE CITY 209 3I.|ERWOOO ST oraL 344 3553 BOTSE, TDAHO 83706 April 20, 1967 Meridian City Council Merldian Cicy Hall lleridlan, Idaho Dear Slrs: An inspection of the property belonging to Mr. J. M. Kleiner located on East 2nd Street at Bower was made by thig departmenr. These buildlngs have been used ln a poultry operation but have recently been vacated. The following condltlons were noted: 1. The buildtngs are in a generaL 6tate of dllapidatlon aod poor repalr. Chicken manure hag been left to accumulate to a depth of several feet causlng a distlnct Btench fron the decaying material. Blow f1lee were prevelant around the buildings, indlcatlng that the Eanure is furnlshing excellent nedla for f1y breed lng. Evldence of qulte a large infestation of mice was present. Trro plgs were belng kept under fllthy conditlonB in the manure fllled area. O1d junk and paper boxes were etored ln the bulldlng that would add to the flre hazard and furnish excellent harborage for ingects and rodents. Dly gra8s and lnf1a@ab1e nraterlal was noted around the outslde of the premises. These buildlngs are a very definlte fire hazard because they are of lrooden construction in a dllaptdsted condi.tlon and unoccupied. 2 3 -l 4 5 6 7 8 I r- Meridian C, -.r Council Aprll 20,.-,7 ? age 2 The accuoulatlon of manure ln the butldlngs ls e deflnite health hazard beeause it rr111 support the breedlng of flled, emtt noxlous odors and furnlah harborage for insects and rodents. These premises are e dlggrace to the comrunity of Merldian. Condemnatton proceedlngs would be advised and the buildings demolished and debrls removed. This department erould advlse that an ordlnance be passed thet would prohibit the ralsing of animals and poultry !n Merldien for comnerclal PUrPOSes. Sincerely yours, F. D. Koehne, U. D. ical Director Jess S. Sproul, R.P.S. Supervlslng Sani tarian ----------T s', ) 6t tr Lctrb b.Lt laeg a h 7 00 ol (n ala et ltrn k \\ I I I Y I I L Ftr h. I ,) T.STI.IAIES I'OB SOUTE HERTDIAtr STEEET 111 prices are trithout labor antl treachi:rg. Ful-1 length is approxi.:aately 2r5OO feet. t_z.tL/;z^-y 4lt C. ltt i I. Pi.pe I. Pipe @ $r..50 @ $2.25 ,rrgoo.00 $5,850.oo $1'9r5.oo $2,9o2.fr TLis *I1ous .05 per foot for fitting on tbe 4rr li-ae antt .0716 on the 5rr line. Fire hydralt ald vaLve {L78.15 To ].ay a 4rr or 6rt line to where it intersects the 2rr line at the Bowling Al1ey would require 1r2!O feeto 1I lt/o r r 290 290 ! It t of 4tr line of 5rt line /7tr. {- Uorks Superintentlent I en Desent: !i EIlis Marvin Bodin e troa ron was read b t ren itled:eMa TION ROVID]NG TH! MAYOR O MERI N M. STOREY, WITH TO DEAL WITH ERAL IONVERNMEI{T ]../ATER PO NTRO ADI"lINISTRATION. otion was made by vin Bo nd se onded bv Keith El1is hat 11 r es and ova IONS f 50-200 and all- rul sre ul-ra that resolutions be ead nth differente e dis nsed with and that r solu 10n !, as read, be 1n.sse and ppro abs nt.o tion Irassed: Skj-ver ! yea i Elti yea Bodine, yea. ere are trene, Park omm]"ssa ner ,scuarvln area.tch along companyc S ees remove e v avorheyesired to vet y are w1 w trees. err remo I ome ore ounce I I F.v" tl r= no II l 01r I I A EROAE.I. AYTOit{IY' ANO ara a^3i arR5t MEiror^N. lD^Ho ?tLrzxox! aaa-4a6i RESOLUT]ON NO. 3, RESoIUTION PROVIDING THE MAYoR 0r' MERIDIAN, DoN M. SToRXy, W]TH THT AUII{ORITY TO DEAI WITH THE FEDER.A,I, GOVERNMENT TSATER POIUTION CONTROI ADMINISTRATION. IIHffiEAS, the City of Meridian has been granted certain fund.sfor the d.evelopnent of experimental sewer projects; and. WHEREAS, it is tbe d.esire of the City of Meridian to nake use of this grant; and WHEREAS, it is required, tha )-egal person having the authoritPolution Control Adninistration; Passed by the Cour:cil andof Meritiian, thi s 2 l day of person be designated as the o deal wlth the Fetieral- Iflater +^ NOtrII, THEREtr'ORE, BE 1T RESO],\TED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCI],0I' THE CITY 0F IffiRTDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDATIO:- That Don M. Storey, the Mayor of Meridian, is hereby desig- nated as the official party to represent the City of Meridiaa iqlththe Federal Water Polution Control Adninistration with the purposeof utll-izing the Iederal Water Polution grant given to the Cityof Merid.ian. approved by the APtr'/ Mayor of the City, 1967. A OVED: V; IATTEST: AA ril W1i^" _l I 1.1D o Jo NavaYerBodinEt-S Mar H N on Hoffman anLar re senta ves of oun ed th bids as follows:e f 8:0O orclock P.cam and he Ma ro ned and E & IOADER RICE BALANCETO]iN FIRM 480 @1 o1o.oo 5,47o.0oTreasure Va11e ent o.e)(I_l u1 ,B50 004 46r.00 5J95.oorl-ImVa1le ement 1n rl n Dobaran Im lenent Co 1 o ?<1 9l^4 4ll-.90 r,]oo.oo o.oo 5,158.OOseBoise International lnter L) discount 3 tOSl.OO ,889 oo1 (e)g,581 003aseG. K. Machiner Corn Lse EquipmentCunni-c se)9,390 004 large tires ow bi was Dobaran Inplenne t but his b d uas on a 1965, all the bidde curr t model. The Va1le Impl ment ,Inc. bid fi5,395.OO sh di feren7o otion was made by !13.l 1r, t l-ne dwa seconded by V. D. S ver ttr lo bid om ValJ-ey Implement,Inc.f cos balance of $5 t395. tion Etlipassed: Skiver, yea;r Jea Bodine r yea; Navarr t was decided tlat tle six t woul-satisfy the needs o the ity alIy mplement, Inc. agree tod liver the 5 p1y tires for 100.less $5'5.O0 ooo.oo 5,581.0o o81.oo 5,fo9.oo .oo s had bid on a e for a 1957. City accept tead of the or a balance dr I bar n Impl ent, 1OEP tractor,mow rJ ?5 .40 ISC Inter t j-onal, Inc. IOHP 3gaB 1.26 .o0acto Iro .oo Jacobsen Mower Com .oo ears ears 59 00 o0 2HP 2 .00 d-] e Im e 50,'ent Inc.p4 ?.oo 10 HP 1to .oo .00 er onsiderable discussi nit apF d that the final mo rto purc w1 ea t was desired and t qua ty of wor}cnanship. Ma rsu ested that SE ds be eld tiII next counci nee ing i s tem of equi-pment . offman, engineer,pre ent to discuss the Federal ater PoIut t trer cial forms tare s be omplet d Ho fman will fook over hep pers a d after his reviev h ret clio t Council or signatur by Buildings, south of the racks ,was discuesed - thes bui dings , int d out have piles of rnan st w, sa ust and many other of corn mate a1 i-n and around a1l buil-n8s .It wa pointed out that th rea e also hous an among the manure p les the senent of the big b i.].di This hol-e ea is an extrernely nge us fi e hazard as well as hea th me (no o e is careing for the buil n8) .The City Clerk is to cont ct the IIeal De tment. e would depend on order to study n Control them for it was ustabLe pigs being e west. ce due to --l I-t County mowetr HP HP $ears ,al the lL, -wn{ r lf Meridi-an City Ha11 stree Huds ls t 3 April 17, 1957 ian, trai"ler t houses. er1n8 servlces adjacent users o his property to the fire puts a ove the Neal tr L}]e required to a saving in 1d be set in t sufficienr,-tI The i"r yor announced an in tatio I 25, at B:00 P.M. t atte Majority of apl at the Boise Litile Theat r, at the invitation of Ma rAm ise. The City lerk s to ]et the Mayor o Bois kno,rr how many will attend Keith El1is announced the ew we own to Jl1 feet but ch ha not found a place to se the pipe as he is s i1} i forrnation. It wa hoped the well woul ber dvf r placement of punps by no Keith El1is ,reporWater Commiss oner,Sed that there are,uth Meri house hoo ng to city water w-i no ters I apparently hooking t the djace The U rks Superlntendent Cler are to check out t hou deli and tify hem that they have a time o abate the delivery er to thro h the r meter. Keith E11is stated that Ha en ha requested a fire hy rant Iose when limits. pointed out by the 1re ger V/e1ker, that it is4 feet hydra tbv he old Manion proper yon et. 600 feet is the iini"Thi hydr t c1o e enough. The yor stated. that the w1s to help the Chamber I UO erce r pots so that they {anb refil ed with fresh dirt lnted anC ptvisuperviae the rnovi ofthese po ts. ief of Police stated that eth t that according t Hou e bilfThe C Cou oft City of Merj,di-an co d1e s ne of the problens ve beet take o Boi e. If these mideme u1d l-d be City handled in Meridian ty Attorney is to ch cki o thi and if 1awfu1 - pro eedThe C noti Neal udson stated that th wal line supplyi-ng Meridian r, ]'s -t I of 1 I if h-is land is brought {nto t[" a+d pxFensf. rl I Trt- Meridian City HaII 4 April 17, 1957 s discussed,I er to the he neter at ood adjourned. an sa zelol rrovide the delivery c f wat er the;r requi-r:e. The preser t lin e, it r ls on Prival ;e l-and, owned by the Railr :ad Cor tpany and the city car deli ver wa corne : of E:rst Second and Broadwa y and place en co ne toa neter. They can tl their expenr There ss to cone I refore the Council, tL e mee ting slbei-ng no other busine AFPROVED: \11 _ f] )t- \t.q ltt MAYO*-- TTTESI ,--I I -/1^/A ]ITY ,(LEP.K L fast delivery /(./717 \ I @ unil"a states s rl, r k 4"tt-c-l -1.*Cl UZlL 41 1 lur-r"{ zzQQ Iz/i tl i; rc.,Lza/-d-LLL ')Lt-..{) -r, lrnplzro**rt, !ru,. Irade-1n Allonance : t-tsed 1Q57 J.f. Case J20 Tr"actor, Loader and Saelrhoe Al1.:r'.'ance.....i.,,Lf,5.Cl Net nrlee to CLtv of irlorld 1an 'rir?.95.0o A@Uzrl Massey-f erguson Dealer P, O. Box 426 -r- Ph. 888'4452 MERIDIAN, IDAHO 835i12 April 17,, 19b7 cont. lror la5re 2. C.rl tnCr,r Slzcs: Iinor i,. X 3:, jrontl i ;'. t2 Srclret ll .a 2:', Jtabili::e rr 1.1, X 22, Jwin1,; :.otar.,y van€, Slvlng Arc: 190 delr'ee 1l..rcke:t llo+-atl tn: l.9O dc11r.e e t,;ta1 Bucl--ot i)i-gg!.n,q r'orce : l5!C fls. i,,c nor-'.rr. i'-o-crr-c. 11?7 ^ - '1..)..).. lrrcire t :'Il,ilth: 21-,- j.nch DLgginc De.th: 1L ft. 2 inches. Annro::1rat.e Shinning r:.ter,ght: 126'3 pounlls, ilry. Total 'rice I l,ii'' 1165 Cas Tractol wlth Shuttle iransli.sslon L1F 1O0 Loader wlth buclret 'rll,- 222 BserrhLre 1l4t?'r 'ilg6lnU dopth wittr 2t" Bucket Prlce.. . ..i9,ir{)O.a)0 w D3:bb April 17, 1967 Honorable I\ilayon and Counc llmenC!ty of Mertdlan I,4e rldlan, Idaho Ge ntleman, '][e Submlt the follovring for your consLderatlon i ]trew I[assey-Ferguson 3165 Gasollne englne tractor. 57.2 H.?. at 2,000 gov. R.F.M. 176 cu. in. D ls placerne nt Length: 128 lnches wrr-e e 1 Base z Bl 7 /B lnche s . 12 Volt electrlcal system. Power steening, 0i1 Pressure gaugo, Heat gauge, Gas Gauge. Heavy duty front ax1e, Industrlal type. Front Tlres 7.5O X 16 B pIy Rear Tlres 16.9 x 2l+ 8 ply Manual Shuttle Transnlsslon; Slx sp6eds forwardslx speeds reverse. Forward speeds 1.61 to 20.8 Reverse speeds r.\6 to 18.1 M.P.H. Apnroxlmate ShtDDln6 Trlelght ? 39e5 oounds, dry New l,'lassey-Fer'guson 100 Loader Arms and frame: Box constructlon Hoses: Double wlre brald on oressune lLnes Control Valve: 2-scooL R.H. Control cont. w nda NJDII AailPrl lofzhrrrrn t, !r*, Massey-Fergusou Dealer P. O. Box 426 -! Ph. 888-4452 MERIDIAN. IDAHO 83642 Aah7 laflerueat, lerc'. Massey-Ferguson Dealer P. O. Box 426 -:- Ph. 888-4452 MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 w Aprll- 17, 1967 cont. fron flnst page. Hardened bushlngs and ptns, replaceable bushlngs. Dunlex chrone nlated cyllnder rods. Two double acting lift cyltnders 2fntt bore. One dcubl-e acting bucket cvllnder 2$t' bore. Suctlon line filter, renlaceable. Hydr.aultc gearr punD. 2[ ga11on per ninute. Cholce of 50 inch Utlltty bucket or 66 lnch Landscape bucket. Annroxinate shloplns welght t l32O oounds, dny. New lrlassey-FerEluson 222 Backhoa Y{eldetl box type hlgh stnength all-oy steel constructlon. Autonatic hydraullc cushloned boour and swlng. 2-posltlon [-bar bucket llnkage Duplex chrome nlated cylinder rods. Hoses, double wl re braid. Hardened bushtngs and Pins, reclacoable bushings. Transnort Iock. Stablllzers wlth general ournose oads and lockout ',ra lve s . Hlgh perf orr'lance contnol vaIve. Skid oroof operatorrs olatform. Cner.ates fron loader hydraulics, 011 cooler. cont. to cage l l.lINIXIil REQUInE{EI'BS IOR rBACEORT SCOOP AND BACKmE IBACIOB- -- Crrroat rodrlEorerpomr - ,O Lcagth ],25n Ub..l beao 8Oi Cu. ln.- 160 12 Yolt ryrtrlrrr-b.torr I epeed tdth lbrttI. clntohlll'rar froat------Zrjort5-r.11,------16.9124-hoat arlot Eoevy duty laduatdrJ. tnr Pomr .t .rLq Ol1 prea;un grugr f,cet pugr C.! 6rEga I'ADEI. Il'tlth- - - - -U14. .lrougb to ylp. @t -8 ply -8 pry trrit1r.tr8ols BACIBOE Dlgdlg drptb- s!rr4r BuoLot vlltb - -l4l -l8o!+ -21" TREASURE VALLEY EQUIPMENT CO. Curt Thiel Box 630 J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE On Highway 30 w.--7/4 Mile W. of Karcher Junction Nampa, Idaho Honorable I\iay or and City Counci,l Nampa, Idaho Ge ntelmen:the folfowingbid is respectfully submitted to you for your consideratlon and purchase. I- J. I. Case model ,80 C K Tractor w/ Backboe & loader. Pric e :, 9480.00 Case 3I0 Trade In, 3010.00 Payable dlfference $ 5470.00 S inc er y ours , Phone 466 - 9482 Tre a sure ley Xquipment Co. Nampa, Idaho ' Rudy Thiel ffi;-/7 5-zz #,t762 -Z-<ru-.-r-',* 7=7d.9- k4 /- &-.-.-- -/o-., f'aa '2.--#*- *rf-1,-, --8 ft. /sO*-.4 e&*Z- -.""2 --ze- A.-e <*-^r-<-. (-r L<,/ k /,2- a-zz-.,Z--.9-8.,.> .-"".tb-".- f,/a 2r -F;,-r - $.az.t-fi,zz,at //-/-al t O? --A-a,L--4) - A----3ao nzftZu *- B*. (S-.,"A^e ,.-za . 6o ?EJqa ZrYa,l: la e't..1- o7.99 Zoz /6. ? >, </ , n?A-*--'a-.;42-*zE-, *) f CUNN INGHAM EQUIPMENT{OMPANY \<--),,at 5312 CHINDEN 8tVD. BOIsE, IDAHO PHONE:342-2856 4O2 WEST AVEN CALDWEI.t, IDAHA PHONA /159-8831 F^-...--92,-2" L h / 4-/ryI t A IMPTEMENT COMPANY ON HIGHWAY 3O a MEBIDIAN, IDAHO Aprll 10, 1957 Clty of Merld.lan Merld.1an, Idaho Be: Bld proposal on Industrlal Tractor Load.er & Backhoe Conblnat Ion. Trac tor Horaepower Lenath Wheel Base Cublc lnch Elec trlcal Transnl s s 1on Tlre s hont axle Power steertng 011 Pre66ure cuage Heat Guage Gas Guage Loader Bucket Backhoe DlgglnA dept Svrlng Bucket wldth r-50 c-irP - 55.8 126 8?" r50 12 vo].t4 speed Vnu1tlFront ?.50-L6Rear L6.9-24 Eeavy duty Indus Hydro statlc Instrument panel c, o11 shuttle clutch 1y 1yaI type d.1s8p8ptrl r-50 ?/B yafi, - 79*,, wtdth 'l! iIe h- 200 24'i feetgre6 unlnterrrrpted Llst prlce &9,73L,9o Less trade alLowance on used. L95? case 320, llodel G 320 w, Serlal No.#6088395 traetor loader /backhoe $l+431.90 Cash trade dlfference $5,300.00. Thls unlt exceeds speclflcatlons llstetl and carrles lranufacturers warranty and servlce poIlcy. ule hope we Inay be of servlce to you. c ery 6/,-"--"'- DOBARAN ^.l4PHoNE' 4.5593 TO OISIRIBUTORS AND DEALERS HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT G-I{ MACr{TNERY co.V QUOTATION 52OO FEDERAI. WAY P. O. BOX 2604 BOI9E. IDAHO Proposal No.-. ., -., ..-.A_ViLy *k (He€frDfrer callrd th€ 7- t7 n.lZ.. C-K Machinery Co., proposes to ff the following articles for the price and on the terms stated below, subject to the conditions named and specifications attached, which are part of this proposal. This proposal is for acceptance on or befor€-- .- and is subject to change or withdrawal at any time prior to acceptance by an officer of the G-K Machinery Co., and until such acceptance will not con- stitute a contract. e*, -h*- -j*A;:/r, r,',o &* -k l, t 3 ^o w A- tri..a- )--l/L f80 foco.o0 V,r J.//,,("'*, 7oB nrilU"/Lr K/,oo TEP,MS OF PAYMENT are as follows: Cash with order $-.......--.. .....-.,, cash on delivery $.... -,..,,... and the balance ol $..,.....,---.. being payable in ,,.-. ., .,- installments of $ -.- .- ,, - per month, and . , -. .-,installments of $.,-,..,.. .-. -, .-, per month. (All orders taken which require financing are subject to the approval of our Credit Department and Bank, and must be accompanied by a current financial statement. ) Shipment: The above proposal is hereby accepted and this order when accepted by seller shall become a binding contract: Dated By Accepted: Purchaser G-K MACHINDR,Y CO. By Title By Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec'y w IAIJE R \, o SUPER LOADER . SUPER LOAITER/BACKHOE . SUPER LANDSCAPEB I I \ I "dr. " ctnt. wrscoNsrN € -5 CONSTBUGTION}<il\t Gi I El}.dq t -! |- t.o.!:-.-,.{rr, - T,il K.",----i'f;] t:'.. l-_. i., d .4. EI .fqr ti ly 'x r. ItiI ,j \./ I I I 3 t I (_ a{ t_ I t NEW C/ASE.5BO c0xsTRUcTt0tI<INGi The new Case 580 represents a significant advance in Construction King design and engineering. It brings to this world-famous Case line more productive capabilities, more operator convenience, more reliabil- ity than ever before. The new 580 is available as a high pro- duction loader, loader/backhoe or as a landscaper. A wide choice of other attach- ments makes it useful on jobs from high- way construction to home and commercial building. This is a machine that will outproduce anything in its class and even many much larger units. Such features as new full powcr shuttle, single lever loader control and revolutionary new backhoe design give it a tremendous jump ahead of other units. The 580 Construction King is ruggedly built to stand up under the most rigid de- mands of modern construction men. It will return more for your investment - from date of purchase right down to higher trade-in valuel Despite all these extra advantages, here is a machine surprisingly low priced. Read on for all the facts. OUTSTANDING FEATUBES OF THE NEf,' sao coNsTRUguoN KINC 52 hp Case.built gasoline or dieselengines. ......... 6 4.speed power shuttle with torque conver- ter or 8-speed shuttle with direct drive transmission. .........4-5 Hydrostaticpowersteering........... 6 3800 lb. Hydra-Leveling'Rlloader. ..... 7 Single lever loader control. ... .. .. .. . 8 Return-to-dig loader bucket control. . . . . 9 New L4r/z' backhoe.. ......10 New 16Yz'Extendahoe . .... ..72 NelySide Shiftbackhoe.. ...........12 Landscaper with exclusive Draft-o-[4atic control. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .14 Fork Lift Tractor (4000 lbs.). . . . . . . . . . 15 New Fork Lift Tractor (5000 lbs.). . . . . .15 Job.matchedequipment. .. .... . .. .. .16 Specifications. ......17-18.19 Casewarranty. .. .. .. ..20 z ST'PEI ;OADEN/BACKHOE ;!, {*- t l:'(xl *-J-a I L-\ I I SUPER LANI'SCAPER \ a tL -: '1 3 ,: .!i;.-"-.<. ' LOADER q ery@ \i t# W r---ji *r:'.;ill ) c O,---..-' , Q !wt /L .t- *,, ( \ _1 _i I z I 2,l rlJ NE\N CASE5BO c0t{sTBUcIl0t{KING FAST, TOUGH AND YENSATILE FOR SUPER PEBFOB}IANCE ON EVEBY TYPE OF JOB Torque converter multiplies tractor push-pull capabilities to more than twice its standard rating. Four-range, sliding gear transmission extends the converter's ability to handle loads smoothly and effciently. There's speed and power un- equalled in this size machine. Reverse is 20% Iaster than forward speed to cut non-productive backup time. Full power shuttle lets you travel forward or reverse simply by moving a hand lever. No manual clutching. Full power clutches automatically coordinate engine and transmission speed for smooth direction changes. Direct drive transmission matches speed to individual job needs and features a ferrometallic clutch lining (except Fork Lift), which outlasts ordinary, heavy-duty automotive type Iinings by as much as 8 to 1. Reverse is 25!e f.aster than forward in each speed range. Hydraulic system is exceptionally fast and responsive. Gear- driven hydraulic pump generates 2200 psi to feed big, double-acting loader or backhoe cylinders. The result is 4 { / I I i.\LI { The Case 580 Construction King is a rugged, heavy-duty all-purpose unit designed to outperform and outproduce all others in its class. It is a quality-built machine that will give you years of dependable performance at minimum maintenance and repair expense. Tractor is powered by an economical, long life, Case-built 52 hp gasoline or diesel engine. Two transmission options are available: 4-speed forward and reverse with full power shuttle and torque converter or 8-speed synchronized shuttle with direct drive. I I l I IIt t , power shuttle and torque converter eliminate ctutching, shifting, stalling - place the 5to at the head of its class Try this combination and you'll agree: nothing can match it! Torque converter lets you take on jobs and work under conditions that stop clutch-and- shift outfits cold. It automatically matches speed and power to load requirements. Your engine never lugs down. You don't keep clutching and shifting to maintain efficiency. Torque converter saves wear and tear on the tractor by cushioning shock loads to prevent costly damage to the power train. You can apply just the right amount of power. Ideal when working over soft ground or on hillsides. Full power shuttle brings greater efficiency and more production to every type of operation. Convenient- ly located hand lever instantly moves you forward or reverse without manual clutch. Here are direc- tion changes as smooth and efiortless as in your family car - operating ease, efficiency and produc- tion the likes oi which are only available on larger and costlier machines. I p i I -t-t\ I tremendous breakout, pryout power and lift, swing and I dump speed. Regenerative hydraulic system charges back- | hoe cylinders as soon as hydraulic oil is forced out. - . results I in instant response forcontinuous, uninterrupted production. I The 580 Construction King is desigaed from the bottom up I for your comfort, convenience and ease of operation. Deck is I wide and roomy. You sit on a super comfort, deep-cushioned I seat complete with backrest. There's exceptional visibility in Iall directions. Nearly flat deck plus automotive-type, sus- I pended brake and clutch pedals provide ample room for the I longJegged man. Full instrumentation - including direct- | read hour meter and electrical luel gauge - take the I guesswork out of checking critical details. Hand throttle is I within easy reach oI backhoe operating position. No need to I dismount tractor if you wish to pour on more engine power. I I I c-AsE,nutLT GAS OR I'IESEL OFFER HrcH TORQUE, LOtv FUEL CONSUMPTTON, LONG LIFE PO}YER FOB THE WIDEST RANGE OF JOBS Strength. Durability. Lugging power. Beef where it counts. That's what you want in a tractor engine. That's what you get with either of these rugged, big bore, long stroke Case-built units. Gasoline engine is a 4-cylinder performer which starts easily, accelerates fast and supplies plenty of reserve power for handling the biggest loads. Maximum torque at low engine rpm as- sures long life with minimum downtime. Diesel engine gives you exceptional lugging power and economy. Fuel is injected directly into toroidal- shaped combustion chamber in four fine sprays for complete mixing and instant burning. The result is record setting economy and power from every drop of fuel. Both engines feature internal and extemal block ribbing for strength and rigidity. Other high performance, low mainte- nance {eatures include aluminum pistons, wet- type cylinder sleeves for uniform temperature control and pressure lubrication with full- filtered oil. \ Massive Front Axle. Formed from solid alloy steel. Has a rated load capacaty of 8,500 lbs. Heavy-duty spindles and bearings resist shocks, twists and strains of powerful dig, breakout, lift and swing forces. Built rugged for long, dependable service even under the most extreme abuse. Choice of heavy' duty 7:50 x 15, 10 ply rib or truck-tread front tires. Suspended Clutch and Brake Pedals. On torque converter models, left foot pedal serves as master brake with clutch cut' out. lndividual right pedals provide extra steering assist when working next to hazards. Foot controlled diflerential lock available lor both torque converter and direct drive rigs. Hydrostatic Power Steering. Front wheels turn full left to full right in I'ust 274 turns of the steering wheel. Effortless maneuver- ing between buildings, around obstacles and in cramped quarters. You hold a true course traveling through ruts, over wash- board or soft ground. You stay freshea Ionger, produce more. A standard feature. *9.J 6 11-tr I il T 1 iii) \$ IJ ( I ln \ r.r , \ l I I "-z / 1- J KING OF THE LOAI'ERS FEATURING 3EOO LBS. LIFT TO FULL HETGHT - RECORD PROIIUCTIYITT IN THE TOUGHEST DIATERIALS Here is one of the fastest, hardest working, most productive loaders you can own. It has the size, power and mobility to handle loading jobs normally assigned to larger units. It incorporates all the principles of advanced design and engi- neering that mean more cycles per hour, more yards of material moved per day. Here is 7400 lbs. of breakout force at the cutting edge with backhoe attached, or 6200 lbs. with counterweight. You get heaped payloads even where the going's roughestl Now roll the bucket back 40' to keep that load. Lift to nearly lf in just seconds. Over two feet of reach at full lift lets you spot loads right where you want them. Exclusive power linkage design cylinders provide high-speed dump and knockout action. A 45" dump angle against solid knockout blocks loosens sticky loads, assures you a clean bucket for the start of every pass. And there's seldom need to roll the bucket up after dumping - rp to 8'7 /2" clearance allows you to back ofi frorn most any truck side board with room to spare. For big production loading nothing beats 580 Construction King power shuttle and torque converter. You smoothly crowd the pile, calling up just the right amount of push to ram home deep, pry out heaping buckets of the most compact materials. There's no shifting, no engine lug down, no wheel slippage to cut your efficiency. With power shuttle you change direction quickly. It eliminates clutching. Speeds cycles. Tractor and loader are Case designed and built as an intcgral unit specifically for production loading. Loader mainframe is high strength alloy steel formed and welded to resist twist and shock. Rigid loader arms are cut and welded into box sections, reinforced for the greatest possible strength. 7 / ,9 -'ai:;: Equipped with Drott 4-in-1@ bucket, the 580 Construction King will take on a whole new range of jobs that normally would require the use of highly specialized equipment. The Drott 4-in-1 is a rugged, 15 cu. ft. two-piece bucket that adjusts hydraulically from the operator's seat. It func- tions as a clam or grapple, seizing logs, pipe, boulders, prying out stumps or old concrete. Raise the bucket's front jaw, and you have a dozer for blading, leveling or accurate- ly stripping sod, top soil or clay. Partially lower the front jaw for a scraper that tilts back to carry a heaped load and spreads materials to any depth. The Drott 4-in-1 loads conventionally or can bottom dump for an extra 2' dump clearance if you need it. 4,IN.ONE BUGKET LOAI'S. DOZES. CLA}IS. SCRAPES, EXTENI'S THE NANGE OF 5IO LOAI'ER VENSATILITT Add to this up to 6200 lbs. breakout, 3800 lbs. lift capacity to full height, HydraJeveling plus 40' bucket rollback and the result is a combination geared to maximum efficiency and super productivity on the widest range of jobs. A host of other equipment is available for the 580 Construc- tion King Loader: 741/2' backhoe,lG ]/2' Extendahoe or Side Shift backhoe for trenching and excavating. (See pages 10- 13.) l'here's 3-point hitch and exclusive Draft-o-matic control for landscaping, plowing, mowing and tillage jobs. (See pages 14-15.) You can get log forks, bulldozer blade, snow plow, rotary and side-mounted mowers, sweepers plus still more. (See page 16.) a -ra a * ) I I, II ftr ') )I Single Lever Loadei Control. Lets you coordinate crowd, lift and roll' back for capacior-packed buckets in less time. Cycles are faster from dig to dump. Your operating iob is much easier. Exclusive Hydra-Levelingo Loader. Cylinder mounted on right side of Ioader and linked to hydraulic system automatically keeps bucket level from ground tine to full lift. You're free to concentrate on maneuvering and dumping. ,, : )rA/t I J , Return-to-Dig. Dump your load. Back off. Move the loader control forward and to the left. Bucket automatically returns to proper digging position through action of special detent linkage. You're free to concentrate on maneuvering. No need to raise the bucket allthe way up. lt works from any dump heiBht. A Case loader extra at no extra costl NE\ru CIASE.5ElO c0trsT8ucTt0il}<ING 40' Bucket Rollback, There's exceptional buck- et rollback wath the 580 Construction King. This is because of the exclusive power linkage design, which places maximum hydraulic power at the large end of lift and dump cylin' ders while dump and knockout action come from the faster rod end ol the cylinder. Power Iinkage also provides superior angle for grad- ing and leveling. Bucket rolls forward up to 110'. While grading, cylinders are fully retract- ed. Minimum stress on cylinders and linkage. .lrl. I '7 9 L Buckets To Match The Job, Six buckets to choose from with capacities up to 7 cu.yd. SAE rated. Two short lip buckets for extra breakout power in hard packed materials, including 74 cu. yd. tread.width bucket. Three long lip buckets for scooping and retaining loose materials: 20 cu. ft. lor heauy, 7/a c!. yd. for ,ight materials and a 7/s cu. yd. tread-width- All Case buckets feature reversible cutting edge and wrap around cutting lipforgreat strength. Digging teeth available for all but light materials bucket. 4-in-1it bucket for extra versatility. , I t 400 \ |. ..\--< *, a { a* ( I t' -.1 f, H \ I'\,\d ,G\ NXru CIASE.5BO c0t{sTRucTt0tI}<ING 10 suPEn PowEn, GREATER IrrG DEPTH ALL NEW GASE CONSTnUCTTON KING r4r/t',BACKHOE You step into a new dimension of excavating and trench- ing with this all new backhoe from Case. Super perform- ance to take you through the toughest jobs fast. Super production to make you more money! The 141/z' backhoe, with standard 24" bucket, teaches 77'l/2" lrom pivot point and can dump into a truck f0'8{" high. It generates a pryout force of 26,000 lbs. or more (depending on location of fulcrum under bucket) to let you pry out packed, stifi clay, concrete or boulders with ease. More than 9600 lbs. digging force (IEMC rated) assures capacity-packed buckels in the roughest going. There's 190" unintemrpted swing. TVo, big 4" sv'ing cyl- inders are concealed in the massive tower lor maximum protection, provide fast, powerful swings, feature exclu- sive hydraulic cushions which prevent slamming into the mechanical stops on full swings. No complicated and ex- pensive gears, rack and pinions or motors to watch out for, either. There's a 10' wide stabilizer spread to anchor the backhoe securely and give it rockJike side as well as fore and aft stability. Case no-lag hydraulics provide super fast, super smooth cycling action. Regenerative system charges cylinders as quickly as hydraulic oil is forced out. You can swing, drop bucket and dipper stick in one motion. Then immediately dig, crowd, lift, swing and dump with a full bucket. No waiting for hydraulic pressure build-upl Loader and backhoe are integrally desigrred. Massive, one- piece mainframe insulates engine, transmission and final drives from shock and strain. 16[' Extendahoe and Side Shift backhoe available. c,< ( It o ut ! {t .(i'; I -lr ,'lt super strength - to tlnres greater resistance to twlsts, strains Case has led the way in the design ol modern backhoes. Now it introduces a boom and dipper stick with 10 times the lateral strength over con- ventional backhoes. Both boom and dipper are of heavy steel, closed box design with heavy cast weldments at critical bearing points. Heavy steel castings close the box at both ends. Here is unsurpassed ruggedness for absorbing high-stress torsional loads when you slam into trench walls, knock down piles or shove boulders out of the way. Here is maximum life, leverage and strength to take steady production backhoe work day alter day. Big 4" boom and dipper hydraulic cylinders gener- ate tremendous digging, Iifting and crowding pow- er. Ample capacity to lift and spot big inch pipe. The 580 Construction King backhoe is designed with the operator in mind. You sit up high and in the open for an unobstructed view of your excavat- ing job. Tower is uncluttered for easv mounting or dismounting. Controls are right where vou want them and easy to manipulate for fast operation all day long. I s J r -f e T 4I.' \ '.0 .'.1 | /t |l I af,l -fS 6.i,.i- - 11 I e / I.-\I I l.t , ,\i NEW' t6a/t' EXTENITAHOE - EXTRA I'IG I'EPTH ANI' EXTRA BEACH IYHEN YOU NEED THEM While the Case 74/2' backhoe will handle the majority of all your trenching-excavating jobs, the 16/2'Extendahoe has been developed for extra dig depth and extra reach. Extendahoe digs efficiently in the 1412' position or extends to the 1612' position. In the 16]/2' position you reach to cover 19' of work area, load to a height of r,early 711/2'. This means digging more trench per day because fewer moves are neces- sary. Less chance of cave-ins: dumps farther from the hole. side shitt backhoe -the perfect match for closequarter trenchlng work Do you excavate between buildings? Near basements, founda- tions or abutments? Around utility, water and gas lines? Then take a look at this Case Side Shift backhoe. It allows straight line excavation on close quarter trenching work. Reduces moves and tractor jockeying to speed operations. Cuts costs by elim- inating the need for much ol the hand labor normally required for these jobs and digs effectively to 13'8". This is the only side shift on the market you can slide and lock without leaving the operator's seat that requires no wrenches or other tools. There are an infinite number of digging positions to right or left of center, Locks into position hydraulically from the backhoe operator's seat. t2 I t 1;: .:'\i'$s:- ,'. --l ' *,' 1:i I -:is The 16Yz' Extendahoe incorporates all the outstanding fea- tures of the 741/2' backhoe, including new boom and dipper stick desiga, 190" swing, noJag hydraulics lor super perform- ance and production. Extending or retracting the dipper is accompiished in minutes. Both l4Yz' backhoe and 16tl' Extendahoe are highly mobile units. They'll go places truck-mounted hoes can't. And they virtually eliminate hand labor. $r^ Exposed Hydraulic Cylinders Boom and dipper cyiinders are out in the open for easy inspection and servicang. Twin, double.actang design provides instant, jerk.free starts and stops. Powerful crowd and dig action plus high-speed lift and dump are yours with power linkage mounting of cylinders. Select Foot or Hand Swing Your choice of combination hand controls with Ioot swing or dual.lever hand controls. Foot swing is tast and accurate, leaves you free to operate boom, dipper and bucket control levers. Dual-lever control features just two levers: one activates swing and boom . . the other activates dipper and bucket. Foot swing for Side Shift backhoe provides the' precision required for close quarter trenching. I Super Comfort, Swing-Around Seat For both loader and backhoe operations. Locks into lower position when tractor is being used as loader. Simply depress spring release, guide seat up and swing around for backhoe work. All controls are within easy, natural reach. Foam rubber bottom and back rests. Adjusts fore and aft to fit your size. Separate tractor and backhoe seats for Side Shift backhoe or units equipped with 3-point hitch or power takeoffs. E.sy On/Off Design It takes just minutes to mount or dismount any oI the Case backhoes, including Side Shift. This means you're free to concentrate on full time production loading, to hook up blade, scarifier- scraper or tillage tools or to tackle any o{ a hundred off-season jobs. One man can handle the entire operction. Removed, the backhoe supports itselt in a safe tripod position with no jacks or blocks required . . . ready for instant remounting. n I .Y \xh \ N ?II \ s I t.- I t r-._'1 I 1$ 13 NEW C!,AAE5Bct c0ttsTBUcTr0ilKING ^tr-' t Ia I t SUPER LANDSCAPEB WITH EXCLUSIYE I'NAFT.O.MATIC CONTROL ilATES EVENT LANI'SCAPING CHONE A BREEZE The 580 Construction King Landscaper will take on literally scores of jobs for you' Prime mover is designed for fast, efficient operation. Loader generates 3800 lbs. Iift to full height, handles all types of payloads quickly and safely. Power linkage cylinders provide up to 110' bucket roll forward for unexcelled grading and leveling. Hydrostatic power steering and single lever loader con- trol bring ease and speed to any operation. Exclusive Draft-o-matic is industr5/s most advanced, most accurate, most responsive control lor 3-point hitch fully mounted or semi-mounted ground working tools. Here is the perfect combination for plecision tapering, cutting, leveling, finishing. Eliminates downshifting and minimizes depth variation. All DraIt-o-matic hitch components are ruggedly built for heavy-duty service and performance. Fast-hitch connec- tions mount tools in just minutes. Disconnect is easy for quick change to scarifi.er, scraper, plow or any number of other implements. Hitch components may be swung up out of the way for adding 1400 lb. counterweight or backhoe. L4 a 1-g $* ;I tf\ II,rr 'i&*€-' -.* Simple, one-lever contrcl, Single Draft-o-matic lever controls four basic operations: (l) You raise tool at the end of a pass or for transport, can lower it to start work. Simple adjustment regulates lowering speed lor soft drop. (2) You set draft and depth ot tool. System auto. matically maintains uniform draft load, minimizes depth variations, will not over-adjust. (3) You can lock out hydraulic sensing device and let tool maintain fixed position without reacting to draft or load changes. Some. times preferred for finished grading. (4) You can allow tools to float free. Perfect for snow removal, blading, Efficiency and economy for drawbar applications. The 580 Construction King basic tractor is well suited to drawbar needs on construction, maintenance and public works projects. lt combines versatility with abundant speed and power to pull rollers, tampers, scrapers, disks, water wagons, trailers, mixers, scarifiers, mowers, blades. Add Draft-o- matic control, and you have an outfit capable of super performance on any type ot drawbar job. Tractor's low center ol gravity assures ground'hugging stability when working on steep slopes or hillsides. Power takeoffs available to meet your equipment requirements. I I a ll ? ta: ll l!t, Save time, muscle, labor and costs on materials handling proiects. New 580 Construction King Fork Lift Tractor hustles boxes, palletized loads, lumber plus hundreds of other objects. lt works equally elficient on pavement or over rough terrain. Turns short, shifts forward or re- verse instantly, rolls along at up to 18.8 mph. The 580 Fork Lift is available with 4000-lb. or 5000-lb. masts. 4000-lb. mast ollered with 1Oy2',14'3" ot 2ly2' lilts. Choose 12' lift or 14'3" lift 5o00-lb. masts with forks that adiust to 60" for handling wide loads. Wide selection of optional equipment - including side shifter, tilt fork, bulk material bucket, concrete bucket, angling dozer blade, crane boom and concrete block Iorks - increases usefulness and versatility. 15 - I ,i-t''T I t I_'Ky'u /)\./ l\ E T T - WIDE CHOTCE Or MATCHED EQUTPMENT BOOSTS 58o YERSATTLTTY ELIMINATES AIIDITIONAL MACHINE INYESTMENT COSTS i- Bac*hoe BEkets A size and typg to meet every need. Five digging buckets trom 12" to 30". Three bellhole b.rckets from 12" to 36". Combina" tion 36" bellhole-grave b.cket. 4,F: a E 4 Rotary l{oreIs Pult-type, s€mi-mounted or 3-point hitch mounted. Also PTO driven semi-mounted or pull mowe6. Available in various sizes. I a I .i !!f Ilrop Hrmmei. Tamps, breaks concrete, cuts asphalt, drives posts or piles, Hydraulically operat- ed. Uses same quick.attaching principle as backhoe. a C I I Frort-lrountedSffiper+ I Sr,r".r., picks up, discharges dirt into trash I container or truck No need for operator to I disrhount lrom tractor. Flotation mountinS I follqws around contour. Easily detachable I guter brusir. t Hydraulic Angle Broom* Mounts to front or rear of tractor. Available in 5', 6'or 7' widths. Sweeps straiSht ahead, Angles 15'to 30' right or left. Rides on heayy.duty, self-adjusting coasters. lfo|t Can alSO get: Side-Mounted Hydraulic Mower* lnstant blade reverse. cuts any angle including straight up. Bulldozer Blade. 70" x 24". Quickly attaches to loader arms in place of bucket. Dozes, grades or removes snow. Snow Plow*. Features safety spring action that tr,ps moldboard forward when obstacle is encountered. lnstantly returns to normal plowing position. Post Hole Digger*. Perfect for setting fence and utility poles. Operates hydraulically. Log Fork. Handles palletized or bulky materials. 36" tines adjust tor widths of 6y2" b 3A". Power takeoffs. Transmission-type or independent power takeofls available for direct drive 580. lndependent power takeolf for power shuttle and torque converter. 1400 lb, counterweight. Recommended for production loading operations. Uses same quick.at- tach mounting as backhoe. Backhoe light. Attaches to dipper stick. Shines directly into trench or on truck. Perfect for night work. rEquipment approved lor use with the 580 Construction Kina, but not manufactured or warranted by J. l. Cas€ Co- See your dealer for complete details on these and other items. 16 ltL- I LL F ---r ru F'!t CONITENSED STEGIFIGATIONS rz FOR THE NEtl| CASE 5AO CONSTNUCTION KING BASIC TRACTOR *TRAVEL SPEEDS {mph) STANDARD: Synchronized shuttle shift transmission with ferrometallic clutch @ 1900 ensine rpm, 14.9 x 24 tires.OIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Gasoline - - 9'a%','" Diesel ........ .. 9lOYs (to top or exhaust stack) ... ... 8O%" Gasoline. .-.- 77Xr" Oiesel -.-- 78%e" *cround clearance {at dGwbat) ... L5yz" +Curb clea16nce circle(without brakes) -. -. - ... rOO" .Approxirnate shipping weight: witt conranar Lars conYert.r 3750 lbs. 3630 lbs. 3950 lbs. 3830 lbs. 130 @ 2100 rpm 132 @ 1900 rpm 130 @ 21OO rpm r33 @ l9O0 rpm Low ran8e lst 3rd {th !:r1... t.7 2.t l l.7 14.5 2.8 3.4 5.3 6.7 6.5 8.1 t8.8 23.4 OPTIONAL: Full power shuttle transmission and torque converter @ 2100 engine rpm, 14.9 x 24 tires. 1st 3.1 3.7 ?nn s.s 7.1 3rd 4th 7.2 8.6 20.8 24.9 Diesel ENGINE 0iesel Case Gl88 .TIRES Optional: Make and model*Fu€l ... ... +.Hors€power, maximum @ 2lOO rpm with torque converter @ l90O rpm with standard clulch ..rHorsepow€. (SAE net)(a ?lO0 roft w,th toroue converter @ 1900 rpm with standard clutch Torque, maximum. lbs--ft.Sealevel@60 F .. *500' altitude @ 85' F..... .... .. Torque, aoverned rpm, lbsJt. Sea level @ 60' F (with torque converted (with standard clutch) *500'altitude @ 85'F (with torque converter) (with standard clutch) .Cylanders, number (valve in h€ad) .. *Bore and st.oke .. .Oisplacement (cu. in.) Compression ratio Starting Battery ..... Fuel induction Fuel supply lAnition Air cl€ane. ......... Oil filter - lull flow type Governor ... Lubrication Cooling system, type pulnp ....... 52 41.5 46.0 42.5 46.5 43.0 139 @ 1250 rpm 139 @ 1350 rpm 122 @ \250 tpm 124 @ 13OO rpm +*Manufacturer's ratina or matimum enaine horsepower at flywheelwhen equippedwilh oil, water and fuel pumos, wrth iuel set ar appro/,m.te mean delr"ery.Coifected to sea te€t - 29.9i" ira and 60 r dry ar;. **+SAE n€t llywheel ho6epowe. of engine as applied to this vehicle when equippedwith operal.og accessories includinA oil, water and fuel pumps, generator, arrcleaner, lan and muffler, Corrected to 500' altitude with .38" Hg. vapor pressure (29.38" Ha. observed barometer) and a5' F air (per SAE 1816a). .FUEL rAN|( (capacity] U.S. Aallons .......---22 lmperial eallons ... .. ...... -..l8y' *STEERING Tvpe .......... .... .... TurninA ratio (stop to stop) .. BRAXES Foot, band/disc. lndividual rear wheelfor park or travel, parkinA lock .. FRONI AILE RATINGDynamic . .34,000 lbs.Static . . . . . . . . . 8,500 lbs. *TRE^D Front .. . - .. - -. - -. -......53" Rear, adiustable . . . . . . . . 56" to 54" Rear, fixed ... -- ...-..-. -.-.62" Rear, reversible disc .......58"0166" STANOARO EQUIPMENT Chorce of Case'bujlt gasoline or diesel enAine. Choice ol torque converter withpower shift shuttle or synchronized shuttle with lerrometallic clutch. 8.speed tans.friss,on or 4.speed tra.smrssion. Heavy d!ty,34,000 lb. dynamic load front axlewith 53" r'ead. "All t.aciron ulrlrty" rear tires, 149 t ?4,6 pty rR4, 7.50 ! 16, l0ply (llr lront tres. 56_ ro 64" adrusrable rread rear wheers. Heavy.duty rndLstlat anll. Uorigl.t mJliler. ea'n cap oi m rrller. Antr.rreeze solutroo to. 20 F Enaine o I (iller A.r Lleale' ,o'l oath rypej Speedometer Tachometer ienArne speedrnd'cator). Hour mela.. Enane oil pressure warnrna I'Eht. Fuel level gauCe ccne.alo. warnina lrahl. Enarne heat rnd,cdlor gauge. Iorauc conve.ter tempeia.ture warning liAht and torque converter pressure aauae (torque converter modelsonly). Electric manifold pre heater (diesel). Rear wheel fenders. Tool box. Fuses.lnst.ument panel liaht. Lisht switch. Two headlamps (shock mounted). Combinarion rca, worqrnB IAhl and rear ta'llraht. Hand and loot throttles, Comfortable,wealher resistant, easy.ride seat(adiusrablefo.eandatt) Rear l2Vetectricat outtet.Floor plales. l2V srarler, Aene,ato' and !oltsge regul.tor Hydrostatic steer'ng.Fuel rilters (diesel). S!ction.type ran. Foot ctutch (except oi torque convertarmodels). Three foot brake pedals ior torque converter models. (Two on riEht pro. v,de ,ndependent brakina or rear wheels. Left pedal ensases both brak€s simut.r.neoLsly a'le'inle.rupl na powe llow to rear wheets) I*o foot brate Dedats ior!l rlch models 'rndependent DraL,ng o. rear wheersr xey sw'tch w'th sarery starrmechanrsh 5wrnErne drawbar OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ComDrnatron rear stop and rarlIahr Wa.nrnA ri8ht and frasher attachment. tnq,neblo'l heater Horn LoLrrna gas cdp. Orrect'onal srsnalr RI and R3 rear ti.esOual rear wheels. Truck tread front tires, Pre.cleaner for engine. Wheel weishts(r.ont and read. Diflerennal lock. PTO (standard or independeit ror cturch mozets- independent on converler modelsr. Remote hydrauIcs (dualr. Toroue con"erterwilh power shuttle and 4 speed lransm,s:on. Anti.lreezc to 40 F. Rear wheels(62' tread) and (58" to 66" kead). LOAI'ER 7.50 x 16, l0 ply (11) 14.9 x 24,5 ply (R4) 7.50 x 16, Io t2.4 .......14.9 Plv,.2 r4.9 x r2.4x \2.4 x 4,4 ply (R1) 4,6 ply (Rl) 4,6 Dly (R3) 4,4 ply (R3) 4,4 ply (Rl) 2 2 2 2 115 @ 2100 rpm I l7 @ 2100 rpm It7 @ 1900.pm rr7 @ 19OO rpm .44 3t1," x 4%' 3ty.'x 4Ya" . 159 188 7.4to L 17.5 to 1 12 v elecrric l2 v electric . 55 amp. hrs. (l) 105 amp. hrs. (2) . up-draft carburetor iniecto.s (4) gravity feed iniection pump coil and distributo. dieselcycle . oil bath renew:ble cartridge mechanical flyweieht positive p.€ssure pressurized,4 psi imDeller, p€rmanently lubricaied bearine POIryER TRAIN*Standatd transmission: 8 speed slidrnA spur aear w'th dual range lever andsynchronized shuttle shift Ferrometallic clurch. *Optional transmission:4-speed slidang spur Aear with full power shuttle and *Torqu. converte.: SinAle-stage hydrokenetic type (2.31 to 1 ratio). *Final drave: Spur aear.*Clutch: Footoperated, mechanical, single plate, dry dasc, t1" diameter with ferrometallic lininc (not on converter units). *Shuttle: Siandard - synchroni2ed slidinA gear (manual). Optional - full power (hydraulic clutch). Dump clearance at maximum heiaht (usinA 4-in +oump reach at maximum heaght - 45'dump (shon lip buclet) (lona lp buclet) (4{n.I bucket) *Oump reach at 7'dump heiEht - 45'dump(short l,p buckel) ... /lona lip bucket) (4.,n I bucket) DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS (with standard equipment) rOverall operatina heiaht(short lip bucket) l3'2" (long lip buclet) ... . .........13'5" (4.in.r (R) bucket) .. .. 13'1" *HeiAht to bucket hinae Din(maximum hei8ht) . . . . . . . . . .lo'at/a" tDump clearance at maximum heiaht -45'dump (short lip bucket) ...-... a'fyr" (ronA rip bucket) ... ........ A'3.h" (4'in.l bucket) ... ... .... a'6" . _. _ lo'8" Diesal 24y," 28%" 25t/," 39" 40tL" 39tL" 23/4 tltns Gr5olirr 25%" 25'/2" 40"lrtl" 40t/." t7 1 lnt ta 4.1 4.0 5.0 G oline case G159 52 48.0 LOADER - olMENSlOl{S AND WE|GH Cont'd) .Reach buchet on lround (short Lo bul 7tr:"V.,.--.\../,,,,, {lon8 lip bu.ket) 771/e' (4-inl bucket) .. ...--73" *Bucket rollback (at ground line) .40_ (at la" carry) ..45'.DigAing depih below ground line - bucket flat .. -. - - -43/."*Oigsins depth below cround line - bucket at 4 ansle (lon8 lip bucket) 7 y," (4.in-l bucket) 7 ys" +Maximum dump anale at maximum heiaht ......... .45. Gradins anale up to llo.Overarr heiSht (to top of exhaust stacl) .. .. . AOy," (to top of loader frame) . -.54".Overall len8lh - bucket flat on ground to rear ol counteeeiAht (short lip bucker) 14'10" (lons lip bucket) r5'4" (4.in.r bucket) .. .74,\1Vr" *Overall width - 7.50 x 16 front tires and 14.9 x 24 rear tires (at bucket) . - -.. 513/a" to 79/." (at rear tires - loader model) ........ 7l', to 79,' (at rear tires - loadey'backhoe model) .... .....77" *Ground clearance - at d.awbar .. 151/2" i.Approximate op€ratins weight:uitt conrarlar Lllr corlcrtu Gasolin€ 6045 lbs. 5925 lbs. Diesel 6245 lbs. 6125 lbs. i+ApDroximate shippine weisht: casoline .... .. 5870lbs. 5750|bs. Diesel 6070 lbs- 5950lbs..Counterweisht (optional) ...... 1400lbs. *Counterweight mounting bracket .. ..... 280lbs. icounteBeiSht and rear mounted equipment must be add€d- weiEhts include73/s" long lap bucket and standard equioment. Ope.ating weiahts also include completely se.viced unit with rull tank of fuel plus 175 lb. operator. NOTE: Specifications taken with 7.50,( l6 rront ti.es and 14.9 x 24 rear tires. LO DER OPERATING DATA +Brealout lorce, maxilnum(with 1400 lb. counterueiAht - rear of unit nol tied down) . . . .6200lbs. (with backhoe instalr€d) . . .7400 lbs- rMaximum lilt caD.citv - rear o, unit not tied down(rrom eround line'ro maxrmum heiaht) ..3800|bs. +Raising time _ from ground tine ro maximum heisht (bucket empty) .. .4.8 sec. *Dumping time (rull bucket) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l.O sec. *Lowerina time - from full heiaht to Around line(pow;r down, bucket empty) ..... ... -..... ......... .....3.0sec. Dimensions applicable to 4'in.1 bucket only: width of doze. cuttina edAe ........ -...50" Maximum clam opening . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34" Oozina d€pth ...... -- --.-----.-.--4" Diaaina depth with clam ... . .. ..34" Moldboard heiAht .. ....30" *Turnina clearance circle - bucket rolled back, hinAe pin 3' above sround Hydraulic lines: Steel tubrnB wrrh braze lla.ed I'ttrnas and wire braid, hi8hpress!re hose with crimoed, full llow iit \,/ S'ANOARD EQUIPMENT 3800 lbs. lift capacity loader ro full height with intearal lrame, less buctet, with conrrots and hydraulcs. Relurn.lo.drC mechanrsm. Delenl floal posrtion in control valve. Orl rller (hydraulc system,. Condrhon aauAe lor loader hydraulic syslem OPTIONAL TRACTOR EQUIPMENT Dual rear tires. l^leetal 62" head rear wheels- Reversible 58" or 66" tread rearwheels. 1400 lb. rear counterweiCht plus 280 lb. mouniing bracket. 1860 lb. qurck-d€tach rear countetueiaht. anti.freeze to --40 F. l4rz foot cas€-built back- hoe. 16% foot Case'built Extendahoe. 14 foot Case'built Side Shift backhoe. 580 lb. Iront countemeight.3.point h'rch with Oralt.o.malic hydraulic control and halched equrpment rlcludrng Case Danuser landscaper's blade, scaitrer.scraper.rake and Case aAricultural eqoipment. Side.mounted rotary and sickle bar mowe.s. Rear mounted .otary mowers. OP.rIONAL LOADER EQUIPMENT vanous buckers wth rnleardl sp'll Auards DrgA'ng teeth. Pallet forks, LoBEinaforks. Doze. blade. $Clamp-on pallet forks that attach to loader bucket. lsnowplows. $Sweepers, $Equipmentapprovedforusewiththe580ConstructionKina,butnotmanufacturedor warranted by J. l. case co. see your dealer for complete detairs on these and LANDSCAPER DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS See loader specitications Ior dimensions and weights, operatina data, bucket sizes, fuel tank capacity, steering, b.akes, power train, travel speeds, tires, iread, hydraulic system and standard equipment, OPTIONAL TRACTOR EOUIPMENT Draft o.matic hydraulic control 3-point hitch. Other tractor optional equipment, oPTToNAL LAt{DSCAPER'S EqUrpMEt{T Case-Danuser landsc.per's blade. Scarifier. Scraper. Rake. Side.mounted rotary and sickle bar mowers. Rear'mounted rotary mowers. Case agricultural equipment. Tr.ctor with loader . . . Tractor with loader/bac*hoe .IOADER BUCKET SIZES With tnkes 3t'5" 31',5" Wittosl ir.lrs 33'5" 33',5" CAPACIIIT5 WEIEBTS slE nting(ilo iirl ie.D.{) strlcl 53%" (short lip) .. ... ... 18cu.ft. 15.372cu.ft- 496lbs. 63%" (loflt lip) . . . . . . 20 cu. ft. 17.510 cu. ft. 538 lbs. *.733ls" (short lip) .......... 1/1c!.yd. 17.807cu.ft. 55olbs. **73%" (lons lip) % cr-yd. 20.016 cu. ft. 575 lbs. 797s" (snow and lisht materaals) .. ls c!.yd. 2l.962cu.tt 600lbs. 6131. (4-in-l) .. 15 cu. ft. 10.422 cu. ft. 575lbs. **Tread width bucket when 56" rear t.ead is used. .TREAO Front .......53' Re.r, adiustable (standard).. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56" to 64" R€ar. reversible disc (optional) 58" or 66" Rea.. fixed disc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62" LOADER HYORAULIC SYSTEII *Cylinders: Do!ble.actinc with hardened and chrome-plated rods to resist damaee, increase strenath and resist corrosaon, Lrtt Q) -..-- . .. .3" dia. x 3l%" stroke,ly," tod Bucket(2)... ...... . .- -. - - -21/2' dia. \ 20" st.oke,|yr" tod Hydra-Lev€lina& (1).. ...... ... . . . . . . . . . . 3" dia. x 9'Xa" stroke, l3l4" rod 4-in-l (t) ............ - - - - - - - - - -3Yr" dia. t A't sttoke,l1/2r tod Cylindcr desiAn and packina: Easy.to'service with th.eaded end cap. Hardened and chrome-plated rods. Cylinder equipped with two-way, t.iple-seal packins andphenolic auide .inAs for positive action. Nylon wiper rinss and seltlockina cap screw or nut on rod with "lJ'cup packing. Cylinders have micro-smooth bore for Reservoii 5% U.S. Aallons refill capacity- Condition Aauae for filter. .Filter:40 micron element on return side with bypass relief. *Pump: Front.mounted, direct.dnve. aear.type. 20 apm capac,ry @ l9O0 rpm(crutch models . 22 epm @ 2lOO rpm (iorque converter models). 2200 psr with Case Hi.Lo TCH oil. Control valv€: SinAIe lever control tor loader lift and dump. Extra lever for clam cylinder on 4'in.t bucket. Lin lever has positive hold "float" position. Automatic return.to-diA mechanism is standard. .Relief valve pressure settina - 22OO psi @ 22 cpm- BACKHOE DIMENSIONSCentar Ext€ndahoe (n?tncted) (Eliended) *Overall reach (from tractor tear axle) 2O'1V" *Diacrna radius (from swing pivot) l7'1y," DiAaina depth - *IEMC rated 14'0" Mfrs. rated ..... 14'4" Loadinaheisht(clearance)*lEMcrated 10'1%" Mfrs. rated 10'8%" *Loadins reach ..,,. 7'1" 20 r)/," 17.1t/," 14',0" t4,4" \o,r3/a" \o'at/2" 7't" LOAOER/BACKHOE DIMENSIONS AND Overall heiaht (maximum) (+travel position) ..... loverall width (travel position -stablizers raised) ... .. iWidth at rear wheels Overall lensth (travel position) Approximate shippinE weiShts (with 737s,' long lip loader bucket and 24" backhoe trenching bucket): Gasoline Oiesel Gasoline Diesel .. .. i7.50 x 16 front tires and 14.9 \ 24 reat LOADER BACKHOE WEIGHTS (with slandard equipment) t57" 15',t" 15',11" 16'.4" 11',0" 12 rO', - 1r'.4" 81" 81" 77" 77" ?1'7" 21',7" 85" 77" 11'9" 9220 l6s- 94201bs. 9300 lbs 9500lbs r0,l70lbs. lO,370 lbs- 9100lbs 9300lbs 91801bs. 93801bs. 10,0501bs. 10,2501bs. 22't/." t9 vi, 16',O" 16',4" 11',5" 11',5" 9'5YP" sidr shiti 2t 4t/." 17"/t" t3'4" I3',8" ro'93/4" rL,4V2" 7't" 18 BACKHOE OPERATING OATA +Swina arc (uninterrupted without chanAe of Iinkage) 4Aucket rotation Stabilizersp.ead (operatinA position) (travel position) r90. t57. 8',1r" 6',9" 190 r57 8',11" 6',9" 1a0. \57' 9',2" 7',8" 81",! 190 157', 8'LL" 6',9" BACKHOE OPERATING OATA (Co. Marimum crade on which backhoe will make vertical cut Marimum side shilt (riaht or lelt) *AACKHOE BUCXETS +Diaainc force Pryout lorce (dependine upon location of fulcrum under loader bucket i+Approximate shipping weight:CJsol,ne lbs 8450lbs 9C30lbs 9275lbs 9375lbsD,F\el L-d lDs 8660 lbs 92lO lbs 9475 lbs 9575 lbs+Counteffieight 2200 lbs 2200lbs 2200lbs 2800 lbs 2800 lbs iAbove weiehts include standard rear counterweiaht and standard 48" forks. OPERATING OATA *Lift capacity - at 24" load centers Ground to l5') 400olbs 400olbs 4000lbs 5000lbs 5OOOlbs (15'to 2l%') - 25001bs. - -*Lift speed (no load'fpm) 75 15 60 75 75*Liit speed (iull load.fpm) 55 55 50 55 55 *Rate of drop (rull loadjpm) . 80 (adi.) 80 (adi.) 70 (adi.) 80 (adi.) 80 (adi.) *Overall heieht (forks on eround) 7'rO' 9'A" 9'9" 8 5" 9'8" *Mast type (nuhber of staees) 2 2 3 2 2*Forts(standard) L)/2"x4"4A(2g1tbs-)2"x4"x4a,,(3sotbs.) (optiooal) lvr" x4 x42" l?60 tbs.) -(optional) .. lY," x 4,' x36, l24O t6s-) .Reach (rrom centerline offront wheer) - - 3oyo" 313/a" Lateral fork adiustment(inside dimension) 0" to 38" O'to 52" (outside dimension) 8" to 45" 8" to 50"tI!rninC c,earance circle -without ro.ks (with brakes) .. 18'8" 19'6" (without brakes) 22'4" 23'2" *Ground clearance(at lowest mast poin0 l2t/e" \21/t" *Side shift attachment -optional(amount ol side shift lrom center position) 3" riAht or lert NOTE: lt is not recommended th.t the 4000 lb. mast be used when handling wide loads, such as loAs or lumber. The 5000 lb. masl rs desraned ,or these aDolicalions P]OWER TRAIN *Trahsmission, Sspeed sliding spur sear with dual ranse lever, synchronized shuttle shift and organic clutch linine. *Final drive: Spu r Eear-.Clutch: Foot operated, mechanical, sinale plate, dry disc ll" diameter with organic clutch linina. *Shuttle: Synchronized slidinA gear {manual). *TRAVEL SPEEoS (mph) Synchron,zed shutlle shift lransmiss'on with dry clutch @ 1900 ensine rpm, Lo! !!91 12 t2 0utsid! xidth 12" (tenching) r8" (trenching) 30" (trenchinA) 36" (trenchina) 12" (bellhole) 16" (b€llhole) 30" (bellhole) 36" (bellhole) iiSubtract r7% for struck capacities *Overall heieht - at low carry(forks 6" off a.ound)*Mast heiaht added for each foot *Maximum lift heiaht *Overall heiaht (at maximum lilt) *Overall lenath (less forks) Gasoline Dresel Overall lenath (with 48" forks) Gasoline Diesel *Mast tilr (backward) ......... (foryard.. ...... *Overall width (62" tread) *Free lift ....... (dynamic) (static) 217lbs. 258lbs. 295 lbs. 330lbs. 377 lbs. l22lbs. 151 lbs. 2t7lbs. 256lbs. *TIRES (option.l) Front .. .. ....7.50x16, l0 ply, truck tread !$Rear 14.9 x 24,6 ply (Rl & R3) $$Except Side Shilt backhoe on which 14.9 x 24, 8 ply (R4) rear tir€s onlv are *TREAD Front . .53" Rear, fixed .. 62" AACKHOE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM *Cylanders: Double'actinA with hardened and chrome-ptated rods to resist damase, increase strength and resist corosion. Aoom cylinder (1) . . 4" dia. x 39X6" stroke,2" rod crowd cylinder (r) . - 4" dia.x35ys sr.oke,2" tod Bucket cylinder (t) --3'/i'dia.xzlva" srtoke, L./4 .od swing cylinclers (2) . . 4" dia. x tt" stroke, 1%" rod Stabilizer cylinde.s (2) .... . . -..31h' daa. x L6ys" sr.oke, L3/1" tod Stabilizer cylinders (Side Shift). .-.. . -3y,' dia. x Lr1h" stroie, 1%"rod Cylinder desian and packaAing: Same as loader. Reservoir: 11 U,S. Eallons refill capacity. Condition aauge for filter..rift€.:40 micron element on return side with bypass relief. aPump: Same as loader. Backhoe control valv€: Heavy'duty, six.spool sectional valve. aclusive toot swingpedals (dual levercontrcl optronal) control backhoe swing with cushioned stops. *Relief valve pressore set at 2200 psa @ 22 spm. Hydraulic lin€s: Sarne as loader. NOTE: Data taken with 73%" sho.t lip loader bucket and 24" backhoe trenchina STANOARD EQUIPMENT All loader standard equ,pment plus l4l, loot Case.bu,lt easy on/orl b.cthoe iorl4 loot Side Sh'lt bacthoe) less bucket. Stabilirer pads. 580 lbs tronl counter. we,aht rSrde Shrh models). Exclus've loot.controlled swrna. Oelule, sw,na around seat (except on S,de Shill bac*hoe or modcls w,lh PIO or Dralt.o.mat,c,. OPTIONAL BACKHOE EQUIPMENT 16% root Extendahoe (not for Side Shift backhoe). Backhoe dipper lisht (except ror Extendahoe). Street.cemetery pads for stabili2er (except for Side Shift back hoe). Rubber pads for streelcemetery pads and S,de Sh,rt bacrhoe lEarth auAer. Quick-detach counle eieht for use when backhoe is 'emoved. Dual.lever backhoe control {except for Side Shift bacthoe). Heavy'doty points for backhoe bucket teeth (field installed only). SEquipment app.oved for use with the 580 Construction King, but not manufac. tured or warranted by J. l. Case Co. See your dealer for complete details on these and other items, FONK LIFT TRACTOR DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS (with standard equipment) 1000 18. MASr 5000 L814'3"21,6"12'0" 4TREAD Front ...... 52"Re.r ....................53" HYDRAULIC SYSTEM *cylinders Lift - sinAle acting (two stage for 10,6,, to r4,3,, masts) - (r) . . -.3y2" dia- -single actinA (three staae for 2l'6" mast) - (1). ...... .43/1" dia. Tilt - double acnng for two staae masts (2) .3yr"dia.xlO'sttoke,lt/a'tod - double acting for three stage masts (3) .3" dia. x 6" stroke, t%".od Reseruoir: l0 U.S Eallons relill cap.c,ty. Cond,l,on gauAe lor l,lter. Protected mount on lront ot unrt behrnd mast. *Filter:40 micron element on return side with bypass relaef.*Pump: ReaFmounted, direct drive, cear type. 20 gpm capacity @ 1900 rpm. 1600 psi with Case Hi Low TCH oil. Control valve: Three spool valve. One operates lift, one tilt. The third operates at-tachm€nts. Adiustable flow valve for controllrna lowerins speed. Most tilt actioncontrolled by reskictor in circuit.rBuilt in relief valve setting - 1600 psi @ 20 Apm- Hydraulic lines: Same as loader- STANOARD EQUIPMENT I0'6",4000 lD. capacity fork lift with 2200 lb. rear counreBei8ht and hydrdul'cs,Hour meter. Engine oil p.essure wa.nrng li8ht. Generator wa,nina liaht. Eng'neheat indicaror Aauae Front wheel lenders. Two rea. worhin8 liahts (shocr. mounted). rwo comb'nation front headlamps and lront workinS lthts. la.9 x 24, 6 ply (R4r front i'res. 7.50, 16, IO ply (llr rear rrres. Condrtron aau8e for forL lilt hydraulic systeh filter. S.speed transm'ssron. Heavy.duty 34,000 lb. dynamic loadrear axle with 53 ttead.62" tread rront wheels. Two foot brake pedals (provide independent brakina of rear wheers). Overhead Auard for 14'3" and 2t'5" masts. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Rl and R3 lront n.es. I rucl t.ead .ear trres. 5000 lb. caoacity l2' mast with 2800lb. rear counterwereht. 5000 lb capacrry l4'3- m.st with ?8OO tb. rear counterwerght.4000 lb. capacrly 143" masr wrih 2200 lb. rear counterwerRht. 4000 lb.capacrly 216' m.st wrlh 2200 lb ,ear counrerwe'sht. AnsIns brctlrll blade Swansins crane boom. Concrete block rorks. 42 anA 36" pallet rorks (4OOO lb. mast only). I ? cu. yo. cement hopper, I / cu. yd, loader buclet. Accessory hydrautc krt. LoC clamp (5000 lb. mast only). Srde shriter. *These specincatrons conform to IEMC definitions. IEMC definitions are not est.b lished for specifications not preceded by an.. IMPORIANT J. L Case Company reserves the right to chanAe these specifications without notjce and without incurring any obligat,on relatinA to such chanaes. 10 451/,' wflGtlrs..ictPActTlEs SAt ating {tloninal h.rred) 2,28.!.ft. 5.24 cu. rt. 6.02 cu- rt. 8.76 cu. rt. 10.56 cu. rt. 1.92 cu. rt. 3.50 cu. ft. 4.32 cu. ft. 1st 2nd lrd 3.3 4.04.1 5.0 I t.t 14.5 4th t-7 2.1 Dtt!!i:!q9 2.8 5.3 6.7 18_a 23.43.4 6.5 8.1 *TIRES Optio.al: 14.9 )( 24,6 ply (R4) 7.50 x r6, 10 ply (Il) ..... 14.9 x 24, 6 ply (Rr) 14.9 x 24, 6 ply {R3) 7.50 x 16, l0 ply, truck tead 14'3" 8,1"9,11"10,1"8,9"9,11" 6" l0'6" l3'l " 6" 14 3" l6'10" 2L',6" 24 t" 14 3" 16',r 0" Ll't" LL'7" 11',7" t2 t" t2',1" r\,8)/4" rr,81/." 11'At/4" 12'21/4" 12'21/4" r2'o" 14',6" t5'7" 15',1" ).5',7" 16',1" 16 1" 15 a)/.r rS at/." rS at/4" 16 21/." 16 21/." 10, t0 6. l0 10 24 24 6 24 24' 71"77"77"77"11" 34,0001bs. 8,5001bs. 19 9640 lbs. 9640 lbs. 9540 lbs. 26,000 Ibs. 26,000 lbs. 26.000 lbs.)E.ooo ro.. t2 -< BEST INYESTDIENT YOU'LL EYER MAKE More construction men buy more Case Construction Kings than any other make. Why? More uersatility. Owners find that these machines handle virtually hun- dreds of jobs from production loading to trenching and landscaping work. Greater mobility. You travel at fast highway speeds without dismounting attachments. Between-project downtime is cut to the bone. You'll find fuel, maintenance and repair costs of the 580 fantastically low. Precision control. Little if any hand labor required with one of these outfits around. U nmatche tl d,e pendability. Advanced design, engineer- ing and built in quality bring day-in, day-out on-job performance like you've never imagined possible. So confident are we of Case reliability, in fact, that every sale is backed up by a one year, no-hour limit warranty. Stop in soon for a first-hand look at the new 580 Construction King. Ask us for a dem- onstration. We can also furnish you with a Case Credit Corp. on-the-spot financing plan tailored to your in- come and designed for your protection and profit. your GASE dealer Form No. UD39165H J, I. CASE COMPANY, RACINE, WISCONSIN M()T(|R I'EIIICI,E &IPIIDNT PIII|POS,IL BOISE INTERNdIONAL, INC. 4OOO FAIRVIEW AVE. PHONE 342-77r l BOISE, IDAHO April 17, 1967 Clty .of Merldlan . .AODRESg Clty IIa1I, Meriilian, . IdahoCITY. STATE AND ZIP COOE'' DATE We are pleased to quote, for acceptance within ten days {rom VEHICLES and equipment described below delivered F. O. B. this date, prices and terms on INTERNATIONAL MOTOR , in accordance with specifications attached. 1 196? Trrtgrne_tJ.qnel !,[odp1 351l+ Logder trectgr vlth 31J1 Baqt!-qe ....... ..nrlly .equlpped to-..ard, .exree..dln€...requ1red. sBe.cifr.qetloqp- ao . . shorm on enclosetl llterature. .9:]5?- 9ng1r 5q iP T6iiaml$i6n 5 speoas foiilCid; 5 EpeAd6-feteiiie- with livdio:ghirttlb ,..1?-..€.,,p,,tr front 49-unt9d .Llyfl: -Bgp g$ 1-0_ CpP }1t19_*91 g11P Hydrostatic porrer steering 1; c]-r; -(27 cn: ft) iiucliet ?6:1/i in Mte$.CI wrth intesr6l splff 111 lnstrurnsnt ........ .............,,...J1.,..D....c-I.tch.B; ft; durytng heighd H. D. grills and hod Dgt&_}e ept ..194 -cy_1lqf 9rq 750-16 l-0 pLy lYont tlres Intlustrlal H. D. Ilont exle Psg!-l-e dl*q _6-n9rci?1n.c.!releq ri!! qgel pe_ae_r :_q_{g-tf }_9_"_I 2/rrr backhoe bucket ulth replaceable teeth 14-ft dteclrtg d6pth ' 2000 psl operstlng pte ssur€ 180 degree swiag ...T.qIAL.....,.......,..-......... ortioaal Eguiqryoli rEgs Dlgqalrxi q _collcEsg.r.Qry 1 c.y. Bucket idth teeth.....$lZ.oo addltionaL ToTIL $10,889..00.,.,. 3ro,31''oo $7,858.00 $. Lsoo-oo $5,3r8.00 TzuDE]N CASE 320 TRACTOR I,J:TTH BACKH(E & f,O]IDER ...............................SeriaL 1,1o. ..6088396 TOTAI B]D PRIC|E.. QU MODtrL AND DESCIiIP'I'TON CASH SALE PRICF] ER}I tlement upon Delivery: Cash $the following describr:d property iD present m nical condition: for which a trade allowance of $ will be made. The goods described herein uill be sold subject to the additional provisions and our regular warrant y printed on the reverse side ACCEPTED ITLE Ihis is not one of our R\INTE TIABIS()E o INNAI,,2 upon seller unless sigoed {'TIILE hereof. We thank you for the opportunit to make this proposal and will appreciate our acceptance. HORSEPOWER Gasoline Diesel c-153 D-188 Eare enginet (no fan, generator, air cleaner).. 5a 5a Pto*'.. ... 46.2 46.0 Drawbar**.... ... 41.3 4O.4 Engine torque at rated governed speed*, lbs.-ft. net 134 130 I\raximum torque when engine rs pulled down by overload*, l6s.-ft., net .:. 145 l4l Engine speed at maximum torque, rpm f,400 1,400 N.A.C.C. or A.M.A. hp rating lor tax purposes. . . LA.2 2l.A + At standard sea level conditions: 6O"F. temperature and 29.92 inches oI mercury, barometric pressure. t* Manufacturer's rating observed hp. GROUND SPEEDS A lr&e loader tractor in every respect-firct of itsv kind in the 50-60 hp, 1-yd. cap. size ratge. True unit frame construction provides a massive, one- piece, all-welded, steel plate structure that mounts the loader and 10,0001b. capacity front axle... protects the engine and power train against all direct shocks and stresses of loading. You get a choice of high-torque, easy-running 58 hp gas or diesel engines. You get big capacity hy- draulics-maximum 29 gpm pump capacity for speed, 2,000 psi for power. It pays off in 6,500 lb. breakout and 4,000-lb. lilt capacities. And, to take maximum advantage of true loader design you get: a standard transmission with five speeds forward, one reverse . , . hydrostatic power steering . . . and automatic, hydraulic bucket level- ing, Or, there's the optional Forward and Reverse Drive. It provides a flve speeds forward, five re- verse with the latter approx. 22lo faster than the corresponding forward speeds. It lets the operator change tractor direction on each speed with mini mum efiort in minimum time. I K 13',-5', B 45' D 4,.o, E 8'.6Y2' F 1.O'-9t/2' H 5',-10" J 3a' K L 15'-5' 1 Gear lst lst' 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Reverset Reverset' Forward and Reverse Drivet 2.4 3.3 5.O 6.8 9.6 21.2 Regular Transmission 2.O 2.7 4.1 5.6 7.4 t7.4 2.4 3.9 H 'With l.st lst and..vcrso eo!7s. LOADER Lift capacity, |bs........... CAPACITIES Cooling system, qt.. . . Fuel tank, gal......... Engrnelube,qt....... Transmission and differential. ga|................. Hydraulic system-added to trans, and diff.-gal.. TRACTOR DIMENSIONS (Resular Tires) Wheelbase, in. Width overall, max. tread, in.. Width overall, mrn. tread, in... . . . . Height to top of steerinS wheel, in. Minimum ground clearance under rront axle, in. llinimum ground clearance under rear main lrame, in. Rear wheei tread, in. Front wheel tread, in. TURNING RADIUS (center line of tire) min. tread Wrthout brakrng. ft. With brakinB. ft. Bucket capacity, yd. . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . Bucketwidth, in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 76% 4,OOO 6,500 3a 5.1 3.O Maximum breakaway capacity. |bs............ Bucket rollback at ground level, degrees...... Lift time (no load), sec.. . . . ... . . . Lowering time (no load), sec.. . . . Dump time, sec. , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 2 in. dia. rods Hydraulic operahng pressure, psi........ Double-acting,3-in. dia. lift and 3y, dump cylinders (2 each) 2,000 Hydraulicpumpcapacityforloaderoperation,9pm.......... 25.5 Automatic, hydraulic bucket leveling, plus position indicator Counterweight required (for 4,000 lb. lift cap.)-enough so total wt. on ground at rear wheels, incl. wt. of tractor, is 7,600 lbs. 77.9 79 69.5 13.9Gasoline 15 5 13 5 7,310 Oiesel 18.6 7 t3 5 7,560 14.4 60 or 54 54 10.3 9.2 I Weight, Approx. lbs.. . tr T]INTE RNATIONAf TOADER TRACTORL- t ) I E I INTERNATTONAL 3616 LOADER TRACTOR W|TH TORQUE CONVERTER AND HYDRA-SHUTTLE Features & Specifications ENGINE FEATURES Gasoline engine: Crankshaft-Forged steel, fult hardened, over- lappins journals. Four main beaiags,2% in. diam. CrankpinB, 2%-in. diam. Camshaft-Hilift desig., with hardened cams. Replaceable camshaft beadng. Cast iron camshaft gear. Cylinder head-Castiron, with machi.ed combustion chambem, Conn6cting rods-Heat-treated "I" beam. Bearings Replaceable, tri,metal lined bearinS inserts. Pislons-Aluminum alloy, tin-piated, Fire Crat€r' design. Piston rings Two compression .inge (top ring chrome-plated), one oil ring per piston. Valves-Intake valves, 1.66-in. OD. Exhaust valves. 1.55-in. OD, with positive rotators. Cylinders Alloy iron, rcplaceable dry sleeves. Engine lubrication Preseure lubrication to crankshaft, connecting .ods, camshaft, timing gear, and valve rocker levers. Pistons splashJubricated. Single-stase, gear-type, high-delivery pump. Replaceable 250, hour, 10 micron treated paper element in fflter. Catbutetor 1%-in. adjustable main jet. Air cleaner system-Dry'type, re- placeable element air cleaner. Metal scre€n ergine brcather. Cooling system-4-blada, V-belt-d.iven fan, 17-in. diam. Pump circulation. Full length water jackets lo. unifo.m cootins. Ther- mostatic temperature control. Governor Centifugal type, vari- able speed. Hand lever control with infnite settings- Elecltic starting and ignition Heavy-duty tractor type, 12-volt system. Ignition key with push-button activating positive-engagement cranking motor. Automatic spark advance. 3 element voltase current regulator. Engine-Di6sel: IH model D'236, 6 cylinder, valve-in-head. Goverred speed range, 900 to 2,000 rpm. Bore, 3'%-in. Stroke, 3'%-in. Piston displacement, 236 cu. in. Compression ratio 17.6:1. ENGINE FEATURES Dicsel engin.: Crankshaft-Foiged steel, full-hardened, counter- balanced, with overlapping journals. Four main bearinss, 2% -in. diam. Crankpins, 2t4 -in. dio.m- Torsional vibration damper. Camshaft-Steel. Hi-lift. induction-hardened cams. Reptaceabte beaiirgs. Four bearing jou.nals. Cast ilon camshaft drivins sear with helical teeth. Cylinder head-cast iron, valve-in-head. Ma- chined combustion chamb€rs- Bearings Replaceable, tri metal lined bearing ins€rts. Valves Silchromc alloy intake valves, 1.68- in. diam. Chrome-manganes€-nickel alloy exhaust valves, 1.38-in. diam. Positive rotation of both intake and exhaust valves. Piston and rings-Aluminum alloy pistons with full floating piston pins. Two % -in. compr$sion and one X -in. oil rins. Top compression ring and oil ring chrome-platcd. Cornecting rods Forged steel, "I" beam, heat-treated. Replaceable pisto. pin bushing and cranL-pin bearing. Cylinders-Replaceable. dry, alloy cast i.on cylinder sleeves. Lubrication-Pressurized oiling Bystem with oil cooler and full flow micronic-type oil 6lte. using replaceable element. Floating type oil intake for pump. Combuslion and fuel injeclion system -Pre-combustion chamber- type indirect injection. Pre-cups are equipped with olcct.ic glow plugE to facilitate starting. Electric shut-otr. Rotary distribution. type injection pump with centrifugal governor. Cooling Systern -pump circLrlation. Thermostatic temperature control with full by. pass. FullJength water jackets on cylinderc. Lube oil cooler. POWER TRAIN Clutches Hydraulicallv c.,ntrolled forward- reve.se clutch€s. Torque Converl€r ln onc-piece housinS with Engine-Gasoline: IH model C-221, 6 cylinder, valve-in-head. Governed speed range, 900'2,000 rpm. Ilore, 3eli in. Stroke, 3rll5 in. Piston displacement,221cu. in. Compresion ratio, ?.5:1. Buckets:l cu. yd- gen. purpos€- Drctt 4-in-1. Rear Hitch-New design, 3-point, single-actirg, draft-controUed hitch with position control. Category II. Hitch sctuating hydrau- Iic cylinder, valves and rockshaft built into a rear frame cover. Poaition control with follow-up and draft sensitivity adjustmert both on right Bide. Hitch respodse frequency aEd drop speed control occur st lower front portion of positior,control handle travle- Hirch converlible to Caregory ,. Specilications subiect to chanae without notice clutches. No maDual de-clutching required fbr directioD chansingor Aear changing. Transmission Selectiv., sliding spur-gear type, fully enclosed in heavy cast frame which also houses the direrential bevel sear drive and fiDsl drivc. Fou. speeds forward and four reverse. GeaIs CrowEed tooth design prevenh con centration of load at edge of reeth . . . minimizes chance of tooth damage. Forscd steel, solid wob, spur-type with haidened leeth. Bevel drive ltevcl pinion integral with transmission main ghaft. spiral type bevel gear mounted on ditrercntial carrier.. .3.27:1 roduction ratio. Differential Four pinions, stlaight bevel gear type in bult pinion drive. Gear and pinions are alloy steel, car- burized and hardened. Differential is mou.ted on two high-load capacity tapered rollor bearings. Bull Gsars (Final Drive) Separate pinions and gear for each driv€ wheel. Pinions are alloy steel, carburized and hardened. Bull sears are induction hard- ened. Spur gears and pinions: 5.5:1 reduction ratio. Rcar Axles-2% 'in. diam., induction-hardened, steel "live" type. Capacity: 11,000lb. @ 60' track. Brakes-Self-energizing, 6-in. diam., double-disc type brakes operate individually or simultaneously. Total braking area, 82 sq. in., each brake. Externally adjustable. Hand latch provided for positive lock when brakes are applied for parking. Located on ffnal drive pinion shaft. LOADER lS INTEGRAL with thh all-welded. formed steel plate siructure which absorbs the front-end stresses of loader operation, compl€tely iDsul- atin'g engine and power train from all diiect shocks. Three- point support of tractor chassis ties unit together at points of Sreatest stren8th-at the rear axle carriers and at the front axle saddle pivot. Front Axle-Solid cast steel wirh .ibs to increas€ strength. Has11,000-Ib. rated working capacity, Mounts on unit frrme, note.gine bolster. Stooring-Hydrostaric power sleerins sysiem, t4:I overall ratio.l6'in. steering whepl. High-losd capaciry balt lhrust bearings on Bpindles reduce steerirg etrorr_ Hydraulic Sysleln-22 gpm front-mounted pump operates loaderand.othpr mounted equipment. t0 gpm pump operates 3-poinrhilch or remole cylinders. F.ont and transmission pumps are connected in parauel to provide 32 spm for loader or backhoe operation. Two double-actins, open c€nter-type valves operat€loader. Lift valve with float position tandem mounted 7 gpmpump operates power steering. Addilional Features-Speedometer-tachometer. FeDders. Drytype ail cleaner. Horn. Cigar lighter, Electric fuel gaug€. Oil pressure gauge, temperature guage, ammete., and electric hour- meter. Fender-mounted lights. Padded seat with backrcst. Heavy, duty grille and hood. Vertical muffier $ith rain cap. Foot accel- erator. Anti-lreeze. 7.50-18-in.. S-ply frcnt tires, 14.9,28 in., 6-ply.ea. tires, modified g.ader tread, R-4. Bucket Ievel indicator. Hydrautic Sel eveling bucket. Flashins rear light. Optional Features at Additional Cost Optional fire Equipmenl- Front: 9.00-16-in., 8-ply, truck, 7.50- 16-in.,8-ply, truck type tile. 7.50-16-in., l0-ply, I-1. Rear: 14.9- 24-in., 6-ply, R-4. 16.9-24-id., 6-ply, R-3. 16.9-24-in., 6-ply, R-4, 14.9-28'in., 6-ply, R-4. Heavy-duty disc and rim available with R-{ tread and R-3. Othcr Optional Equipmont-Dry charge battery. Wheei weights.Front end weights. High altitude pistons (sas). Hydraulic draft control and rockshaft. Swinging drawbar. Combination rear light. Dual front Iights. Independent PTO. 7AO 3474 @ INTERNATIONAU 3131 BACI(l|0EIXTERTATIOI'AL }IARVE SfE R Digs to 14-ft. depths For lnternational 3616, 3514, 3414 lntegral Loader Tractors... lnternational 2606,2504, 2424 wheel tractors . . . lnternational 500 Crawler Specif ications Specifications are based on standard bucket except where noted, and are in accordance with lElvlc standards where applicable. IVaximum reach below grade (digging depth): With high capacity bucket (To lowest point). . . .. -.......14 ft. 1y, in. with standard bucket (To lowest point)................... 13 ft. 9 in. With high capacity bucket (IEMC rating with two-loot tlat-bottom trench)... . ... . . .. . .. 13 ft. 10 in. With standard bucket (IEMC rating with two-foot flat-bottom trench). . . ... ... ... .1.3 1t. 5y2 in. N4aximum digging radius. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1aO' Reach {rom center of swing mast pivot point at ground level- . . ................ ............16 ft. ll in. Undercut (from centerline oI swing)..........................6 ft. I in. lvlaximum height to bucket teeth............................ l7 ft. 3 in. MaximUm height in travel position (transport height).... ., . .11 ft. 9 in. Bucket clearance in travel position..........................2 ft. 10 in. Loadina height........ .....................11 ft. Bucket rotation... .... .............169"or 173' Maximum lift capacity, lb+.......................................3,200 lvlaximum lift capacity at 14 ft. from centerline of swing, lb*. .. . . . ... ...................2.125 Maximum digging force, lb*......................................8,7O0 Maximum breakaway, lb*.......................................21,35O Pump capacity......30 gpm at lree tlo\1,24 gpm minamum at rated engine speed and 2,100 psi Lift Cylinder LD... .........,..4"; retracted length,45.8"; tod dia.,2Ya" Crowd Cylinder 1.D.. .. . .. . .. . .4"; retracted length, 45.8"; tod dia., 2Va' Bucket Cylinder 1.D.. . . . . . ..3y2'; retracted length, 447a": tod dia., 2y4"Swin9Cy|inder1.D..........................................,..-...4y2', Stabilizer Cylinders |.D. 3y2'; retacled length, 30.18'; rod dia.,. . .2t/a' *Specificataons based on 2,100 psi and at rated engine speed. Exact capacity will vary according to tractor and equipment combination. ApecificotionE sLlijcct to chanee ulho,t totic.. C.nr.rlii.- . l ot rwing: - ] 3 Grotmd lin6 r * 19 tz t5 13 I9 7 5 3 t aD-2491 H I /3 Y -l tkr J! ',.- \a I /_ .'t5i tl 3az -f l_.I This diSAing profile is lor backhoe with high capacity bucket. For digaing profile with standard bucket, deduct 47, inches. 65 li r ot€4 AU \--'lrNreNION I IERXAYIOXAL XARYESTER 3121 KHtlE@ \ Digs to 13.ft. depths t For lnternational 3616, 3514, 34I4 lntegral Loader Tractors... lnternational 26Ot,, 2504,2424 wheel taclots . . . lnternational 500 Crawler Specifications I l9 17 t5 t3 tl 5 3 3l2r ffiSpecifications are based on standard bucket except where noted, and are in accordance with lElvlC standards where applicable. Maximum reach below grade (digging depth): With high capacity bucket (To lowest point)....................13 ft. With standard bucket (To lowest poinl\.... .............12 tt. 7 y2 in. With high capacity bucket (IEMC rating with two-foot flat.bottom trench)........... ...........12 fi- aYa in. With standard bucket (IEMC rating with two-foot flat-bottom trench)............ .......... 12 tl. 33/a in. lvlaximumdiggingradius-.........-...............................18O" Reach lrom center of swing mast pivot point at ground |eve|......................................16 ft. Undercut (from centerline of swing)..........................5 ft. 4 in. Maximum height to bucket teeth....,....................... 17 ft. 3 in. Maximum height in travel position (transport height). . . .. . .1I ft. 7 in. Bucket clearance in travel position...........................3 ft. 8 in. Loading height. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 10 ft. 1in. Bucket rotation...... ..............I69:-to 173' lllaximumliltcapacitylb*........................................3,650 lvlaximum lift ca pacity at 14 ft. from centerline of swing, lb+.....2,200 Maximum digging force, lb*......................................4,700 Maximum breakaway, lb*.......................................21,35O Pump capacrty. .....30 gpm at free flow, 24 gpm minimum at rated engine speed and 2,100 psi Lift cylinder 1.D.. 4', retracted length, 45.8', rod dia.. , .. . . .... ., ..2Va" Crowd cylinder i-O., 4" retr. length, 45.8", tod dia-. . . . . . . . . . , , . . . ..2y4' Bucket cylander LD., 3%", retr. length, 44Vr', tod dia.. . . . . ...... ..2Ya' Stabilizer cylinders 1.D., 3%", retr. length, 30.18", tod dia.... . . . , ..2y4'l Swing cylinder 1.D.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . .4Y2" *Specifications based on 2,100 psi and at rated engine speed. Exact capacity will vary according to tractor & equipment combination. Specilcotions subjec, to chalge uithout notice. t: Ground t, t5 13 ll 97531 135 line l 3 5 I t3 r5 AD-!790 1I B ,t ! x 7 7 This dig8inA profile is ror backhoe with high capacity buck€t. For digging profile with standard bucket, deduct 4y, inches- , I 66