The front lever is the stock one-way LiftAll control. Power up, gravity down.
The rear lever is the optional two-way valve. Power up, power down.
In order to make the two-way valve work, you lock the one-way valve back using the pawl, and then operate your two-way cylinder with the two-way valve.
The one-way valve feeds the two-way. You only have control over ONE hydraulic function with this setup.
In order to also control a bucket you will need a second two-way valve, OR you will need to replace the valve that's there with one that has two spools.
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