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Most engines are equipped with them from the factory. They just leave them on there. Some are taken off after the engine is installed, since they get in the way of something, and you can buy them to pull the engine. Most people don't use them, putting the chain through a longer 3/8 bolt somewhere in two places usually is enough.
See if it lines up to the bolt spacing on the exhaust manifold. Sometimes they used long studs instead of bolts, and this bracket fit over the studs with nuts on the outside. If it doesn't line up to those, keep that same theme and see if it lines up with other threaded holes or bolts on the engine. To pick up a inline six, I would think you need to pick it up toward the rear and another spot toward the front.
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