Your tractor only has TWO hydraulic ports. One of the front ports is also connected to the rear ports, and is controlled at the same time by the same lever. If you had three ports you'd have three levers to the right of the seat.
I believe the left front ports and the rear ports are the ones connected together.
Normally, you would run the lift cylinders with the left ports (and left lever), and the bucket with the right ports (and right lever).
The problem is the single acting cylinders on the lift. Your 706's hydraulics are two-way only. If you try to use the normal up-down controls, you will stress the hydraulic pump and eventually burn it up on the down side unless you are careful to always use the float function to lower the loader.
The lift cylinders probably can't be converted to two-way, and replacement two-way cylinders will cost more than you paid for the whole loader.
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