Rockshaft not working on 4100

Ok, this is on a 4100HST 4x4 with FEL all factory.

Alright, so while hooking up my aux hydraulic spool I needed to raise the three point to put in the new hydro top link. The hydros were all disconnected and so I placed the lever in the highest position and then placed a jack underneath the attachment I had on it so I could move it the inch I needed to get the pin out. Well. I got it all back together and tried to lift it. Nada. Hydros aren't dead headed and all the other functions work well ie (steering and fel)

So here's what I did to troubleshoot.

1. Checked for dead heading as sometimes happens if the aux's aren't plumbed correctly. No issue, the tractor's not bogged down and other functions ok.

2. Checked that the lowering speed adjuster was in the open position and the lever for height adjustment lever moves through the range. A little sticky, but it works ok.

3. I reinstalled the oem pb kit to see if it was a flow issue. No change.

4. I went ahead and removed the rockshaft assembly and inspected for mechanical damage. None seen. checked the linkages, etc and hadn't noticed any physical damage etc. When reassembling I noticed the control valve for the rockshafts relief valve was jambed in the plate it rests in. The plate was slightly ascew so I loosened the three screws that hold it in and it was still off so I smoother out the hole a little so it would rest in it like shown in the manual. Reassembled and no change.

5. Removed control valve again and completely disassembled it figuring it may have some debris in it since it's supposed to be the last in line to receive fluid and it may have gotten something in it since I installed many new components. Didn't see anything and it appears all the valves in the control move like they're supposed to.

6. While the control valve is out of the rock shaft assembly I blew through the return line on the aux hydros and did see flow from the return port inside the rock shaft housing for what it's worth.

I did notice that if you use the fel to the point it starts to bypass and then let off really quick it'll make the rock shaft move up about an inch. It does this consistently. It will lower correctly when ordered to.

I'm beginning to wonder if I didn't tweak the eccentric shaft(or inside levers) that the control lever is mounted to causing the control lever to not engage the control valve spool enough to raise the rock shaft.

I guess I should have checked the engagement of the actuating mechanism with the control valve installed in the rock shaft when I had it out.

Anyone encounter something like this?