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My guess is the OP lives in kalifornia (just lists USA in location) and the "largest case parts house on the west coast" is probably also in kalifornia and 580C's violated communist kalifornias clean air laws , so dealers don't sell parts for them . If you have watched the auctions all the old...

Here you go Case 580C parts manual free to download https://cdn.minnpar.com/partbooks/CASE%20%28CNH%29%20MANUALS/CNH%20%28CASE%29%20LOADER%20BACKHOE%20MANUALS/BACKHOE%20%28CASE%29%20580%20SERIES%20PARTS%20MANUALS/CASE%20580C/CASE%20580C%20Loader%2Cbackhoe.pdf

After doing a little more looking through some old parts books it looks like the 580D also used the 2 cylinder design and have different part numbers for the 3 stick (4 stick with extend-a-hoe) valves in the backhoe valve body . The 580D's were built at the same time as the early SEE's , so you...

Not real familiar with the SEE but if it has 2 hoist cylinders on th4e sides of the boom it is most likely the same as a 580C . The 580K is has 1 cylinder for the hoist.

There should be a tag on the backhoe with a Case model number on it .

Coleman Equipment has a pretty good online store for a Case dealer , most prices are posted but some require calling them. Their prices are usually the same or very close to my local dealer . http://www.colemanequip.com/

Case is generally pretty proud of there parts . There are a couple of good size heavy equipment boneyards here in michigan that generally charge 25-50 % for used parts .