7710 remote valve

First time using remotes on this tractor, our batwing works on others so its on this tractor it doesn't work. When I hook in the two lines for raising deck hydraulics not wings it blows out the lift hose. Are the levers both supposed to be down on remote valve I have tried both combinations it locks in but once I try to lift it immediately blows out.
 

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You have the lift and wing cylinder lines connected to the same valve and the side levers are flipped up shutting off flow through the valve
Disconnect the hose on the bottom and connect it to the top port on the valve beside it, then flip the top side levers down while leaving the bottom side levers flipped up
If your mower is like my friends new Rhino there are 4 hoses and you’ll need a 3rd valve or a tee’d connector to tie both wing cylinder hoses together
 
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You have the lift and wing cylinder lines connected to the same valve and the side levers are flipped up shutting off flow through the valve
Disconnect the hose on the bottom and connect it to the top port on the valve beside it, then flip the top side levers down while leaving the bottom side levers flipped up
If your mower is like my friends new Rhino there are 4 hoses and you’ll need a 3rd valve or a tee’d connector to tie both wing cylinder hoses together
Is one valve not both the pressure and return?
 
First time using remotes on this tractor, our batwing works on others so its on this tractor it doesn't work. When I hook in the two lines for raising deck hydraulics not wings it blows out the lift hose. Are the levers both supposed to be down on remote valve I have tried both combinations it locks in but once I try to lift it immediately blows out.
If your read on the levers, in up position, they say CLOSED.. so you can disconnect easily. Put then DOWN in the ""OPEN"" position to used them.
 
If the coupler is blowing out you have pressure against the valve or line and it’s not hooking up completely
Some times on my 6620 I have to shut the engine off and hard the remote levers back and forth to relieve the pressure
 
Hoping Bern or Shaun have an ideal? Do you have the correct ISO connectors? grasping at straws here? Both blowing out?? Have your reversed them and used the controls backwards? Do you have the high flow tips or the normal flow tips? (pointed or ball). I know there are some England articles about "replacement sockets" for these tractors. as shown here They litterally unscrew the old one and instert the new one. . . https://www.ebay.com/itm/2354207216...v9XrHWapg0lUYbPeOCL49MVGrP|tkp:Bk9SR4SQn7yRaA
 
Hoping Bern or Shaun have an ideal? Do you have the correct ISO connectors? grasping at straws here? Both blowing out?? Have your reversed them and used the controls backwards? Do you have the high flow tips or the normal flow tips? (pointed or ball). I know there are some England articles about "replacement sockets" for these tractors. as shown here They litterally unscrew the old one and instert the new one. . . https://www.ebay.com/itm/235420721637?skw=ford+7810+hydraulic+valve+coupler&itmmeta=01M25W7RZSCXHV2BCGAK0TT6ME&hash=item36d02b21e5:g:TcgAAeSwSKxqe3FQ&itmprp=enc:AQALAAAA4GfYFPkwiKCW4ZNSs2u11xACAH64ZCyxA1HPHfLDujSSnP4z+cM/T0yP9dyj/tp1juAoxO/ji+Dap26DK3Zv7FY5um8yAhkCYINH5QZRdSsoTV0n6v9lOjRMKzGSWR+R3znv/yap079CCTxwWDX7RGyQccgwiHQT6uQJ2Bf8xr+2asRAr/K1IiO+LJmEq7O3pmqu572NjnPSIlr2Vfh5el/zluYg1AvPZtfI8stx/FqxNvRJqHkegZvkGyIo0DVJz3E7w7avmohu5DOvp0v9XrHWapg0lUYbPeOCL49MVGrP|tkp:Bk9SR4SQn7yRaA
I switched from a point to a ball hoping that would hold the top line in the bottom line had a ball on it. That was my first thing. Then I swapped the line position that doesn't change anything either it still blows out the top line. If I try to go down with implement it jars the implement but doesn't go down so it is something to do with the top connector or coupler.it pops line out if you try to push fluid to raise and does nothing if you try to lower it just see it jerk and that's it almost like its dead headed.
 
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