Case 584E Forklift – Parts, Specs & Serial Numbers

Description:

The Case 584E is a rugged and reliable construction-grade forklift built for lifting and material handling in tough environments. Part of Case’s E Series rough terrain forklifts, the 584E is known for durability, easy maintenance, and strong hydraulic performance, making it a favorite for contractors, lumber yards, and agricultural applications.

This model is powered by a fuel-efficient diesel engine, features a 2WD or optional 4WD drivetrain, and includes a high-visibility mast with hydraulic tilt and side shift options. Designed for off-road performance, the 584E provides excellent ground clearance, load capacity, and lift height, making it ideal for uneven terrain and job site mobility.

Specifications:

Engine:

• Model: Case 4-390 Diesel Engine

• Displacement: 239 cu in (3.9L)

• Power Output: Approx. 74 HP @ 2200 RPM

• Fuel Capacity: 30 gallons

• Cooling System: Liquid-cooled

Transmission:

• Type: Power shuttle transmission

• Speeds: 4 forward / 4 reverse

• Clutch: Torque converter for smooth gear changes

Hydraulics:

• Hydraulic System Pressure: ~2500 psi

• Pump Flow Rate: 19-21 GPM

• Functions: Lift, tilt, optional side shift

Performance:

• Lift Capacity: ~5,000 lbs @ 24-inch load center

• Max Lift Height: ~22 feet (varies with mast option)

• Mast Tilt: 15° forward / 10° backward

Dimensions:

• Operating Weight: ~12,500 lbs

• Wheelbase: 84 inches

• Overall Width: 83 inches

• Overall Height (mast lowered): ~96 inches

• Ground Clearance: ~12 inches

Maintenance Essentials:

• Filters: Regular replacement of fuel, oil, and air filters is essential. Shop 584E Filter Kits

• Hydraulic Cylinder Kits: Lift and tilt cylinders may need resealing over time. Find 584E Hydraulic Cylinder Seal Kits

• Brakes: The 584E uses wet disc brakes. If you notice poor braking, inspect the hydraulic system or replace brake discs here.

• Transmission Seals: Known to leak on older units; shop torque converter and transmission seal kits.

Common Issues & Quick Fixes:

• Hard Steering or Loss of Lift: Often a hydraulic filter or pump issue. Replace the hydraulic filter or inspect the main pump.

• Transmission Slipping: Usually caused by low fluid or worn clutch packs. Use the correct Case transmission fluid and shop replacement parts.

• Brake Failure: Wet brakes can wear over time; leaking seals may contaminate the discs. Brake repair kits are available.

Serial Number Location:

• Primary Location: Stamped on a tag near the dash panel inside the cab or on the left frame rail behind the front tire.

• Prefix Format: Typically begins with “JJG” followed by a series of numbers.

Pro Tip:

Use OEM-quality seal kits and filters to extend the life of your 584E. Regular hydraulic service intervals can prevent expensive mast or steering repairs.