When I try to hook up implement hoses to my 4640, it will only let me lock in one hose. I cannot move the other lever all the way forward to lock it in and complete the circuit. I can push both hoses all the way in, but it will only let me lock in one of them. I ve moved the hydraulic levers back and forth in the cab to relieve pressure and also, the implement hoses don t have pressure. If it makes any difference, the hoses have adaptors on them to convert to ISO. I ve tried hooking up hoses to two sets of remotes and have the same problem. Any idea what the problem could be?
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