That's the problem these days. There isn't enough "figure it out" going on. People have forgotten how to "figure it out." Everyone wants the quick answer.
You've got a bracket that's clearly held on by two bolts. One bolt is missing.
There are two ways you can handle this:
1. Stand there, scratch your head for a while, then go online and ask.
2. Remove the other bolt, test fit it in the empty hole. If it fits, take it to the hardware store and buy a matching bolt.
If you choose #1 you will forever be dependent on others to tell you what to do.
If you choose #2 you've now learned a new skill that can help you not only in fixing tractors, but in many other aspects of everyday life. You've learned to think logically and critically. You've learned to analyze the situation and think your way out of a problem. You've learned to think creatively.
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