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A tractor capable of pulling a wide field cultivator all day doesn't become legendary because of horsepower alone—it earns that reputation through a drivetrain that survives years of heavy draft work. The Case IH 1570 was introduced for large-scale grain farming where deep ripping, chisel plowing, heavy cultivation, and grain cart operations demanded continuous torque instead of occasional bursts of power. Powered by the proven 504 cubic inch (8.3L) turbocharged six-cylinder diesel engine producing approximately 200 engine horsepower, the 1570 combined exceptional drawbar performance with the dependable 12-speed Power Shift transmission and a high-capacity hydraulic system. This OEM Factory Service PDF Manual is written specifically for technicians rebuilding one of Case's most respected high-horsepower tractors, covering every major mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical system according to original factory service standards.
Unlike smaller utility tractors that frequently alternate between loader work and PTO applications, the 1570 spends most of its working life under constant draft load. That places enormous stress on the transmission clutch packs, hydraulic charging circuits, planetary final drives, differential bearings, and cooling system. Rather than simply listing repair procedures, this manual explains how power travels from the engine through the Power Shift transmission and rear driveline, making fault diagnosis far more systematic during complete overhauls.
Built in Racine, Wisconsin between 1976 and 1978, the 1570 became the flagship of the 70 Series before the introduction of the later 90 Series. Its heavy chassis, 106-inch wheelbase, hydraulic differential lock, independent 1000 RPM PTO, and Category III three-point hitch allowed operators to handle large tillage equipment with confidence. The open-center hydraulic system delivered up to 20 GPM standard flow with an optional high-flow configuration reaching 40 GPM, while the rear hitch could lift approximately 7,925 lb (3,594 kg) at 24 inches behind the lift points. These characteristics make accurate hydraulic calibration and transmission servicing essential after repairs.
| Machine Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Model Covered | Case IH 1570 Tractor |
| Series | 70 Series Row Crop Tractor |
| Production Years | 1976–1978 |
| Manufacturing Plant | Racine, Wisconsin, USA |
| Engine | Case 504BDT 8.3L Turbocharged 6-Cylinder Diesel |
| Rated Engine Power | Approximately 200 HP |
| Transmission | 12-Speed Three-Speed Power Shift |
| Hydraulic System | Open-Center Hydraulic System |
| Hydraulic Flow | 20 GPM Standard (40 GPM Optional) |
| Rear Hitch | Category III Three-Point Hitch |
| Rear Lift Capacity | Approx. 7,925 lb (3,594 kg) |
| PTO | Independent 1000 RPM |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 80 U.S. Gallons (302.8 Litres) |
| Wheelbase | 106 in (2,692 mm) |
| Operating Weight | Approx. 16,000 lb (7,257 kg) |
| Typical Applications | Deep Tillage, Chisel Plowing, Grain Cart Work, Heavy Cultivation, Large Acreage Farming |
| Manual Specifications | Details |
|---|---|
| Manual Type | OEM Factory Service Manual |
| Publication Number | 9-79515 |
| Document Format | |
| Language | English |
| Searchable | Yes |
| Bookmarks | Yes |
| Delivery | Instant Digital Download |
| Compatible Devices | Windows PC, macOS, Laptop, Android Devices, iPhone and Tablet |
| Workshop Coverage | Engine, Bosch Fuel System, Cooling System, Power Shift Transmission, Hydraulic Pumps, PTO, Differential, Planetary Final Drives, Steering, Hydraulic Wet Brakes, Electrical System, Wiring Diagrams, Technical Specifications, Diagnostics and Complete Workshop Repair Procedures |
Yes. Factory diagnostic procedures include hydraulic modulation pressure checks, clutch pack inspection, valve body testing, transmission pressure measurements, and shift performance verification before complete transmission disassembly.
Absolutely. The manual explains charge pump output testing, hydraulic flow analysis, steering priority circuit inspection, remote valve diagnostics, and pump efficiency testing to identify faults affecting multiple hydraulic functions.
It is. Dedicated workshop procedures cover hydraulic differential lock components, actuator inspection, linkage adjustment, sealing surfaces, and operational testing under field conditions.
Yes. The manual provides multiple engine service paths, including cylinder head removal, wet sleeve replacement, crankshaft servicing, oil pump repairs, and engine splitting procedures, allowing technicians to select the most efficient repair method.
Because the 1570 combines a high-output 504BDT diesel engine, heavy-duty Power Shift transmission, hydraulic differential lock, planetary final drives, and high-capacity hydraulic system into one integrated powertrain. This manual explains how those systems interact using official Case workshop procedures developed specifically for the 1570 rather than generic tractor repair methods.