Are you sure you have the outer control lever properly indexed and tightened. You don't say if this was a problem before you took it apart. Far as that cap over the relief valve, I always bend the lever (it is mallable )carefully so the cap can't sneak out of there. And then I do a little grinding or fileing to get a good lock in the raise position. One easy way to check to see if the relief valve is a problem with poor performance is to just lock the lever back and try to lift your load, if lever stays and lift is slow or not at all it is the gears and body that is the problem. If it kicks the lever off it is the relief valve opening up and that cap trips the lever . I don't have a good answer for your rod being out wack if it worked all right before. Several different rods for those tractors and even the light bar may be out of position.
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