1985 Ford Bronco Radius Arm Mount Blueprint Sketch - Bracket Diagram
Orthographic line drawing of a fabricated crossmember showing top and side views with mounting holes.
This document is an unlabeled hand-drawn or CAD-sketched blueprint, uploaded as 'radius arm mount.JPG' to a 1985 Ford Bronco gallery. It contains no text, dimensions, part numbers, or annotations of any kind. The drawing shows two views of what appears to be a fabricated bracket or crossmember-style mount. The top view shows a long horizontal member with rectangular blocks at each end and two short diagonal marks near the ends, possibly indicating welds, slots, or bend lines. The bottom view shows the same or a related part from another angle: a horizontal channel with short upturned flanges at each end and two rectangular mounting tabs hanging below, each tab pierced by a single round bolt hole. Based on the filename, this is likely a sketch of a custom radius arm mount or radius arm crossmember concept, but the drawing itself provides no measurements, material specifications, or fitment information. A reader can learn only the general shape and hole placement concept of the part; all dimensions and application details would need to come from another source.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does this radius arm mount blueprint include any dimensions or measurements?
- No. The drawing contains no dimensions, text, or measurements of any kind — only outline shapes.
- What does the drawing show?
- Two views of a bracket-style part: a long bar with rectangular end blocks (top view) and a channel with upturned ends plus two hanging rectangular tabs, each with a single round hole (bottom view).
- How many mounting holes are shown in the sketch?
- Two round holes are visible, one in each of the two rectangular tabs on the lower view.
- Are any part numbers or material specifications listed?
- No part numbers, materials, torque values, or specifications appear anywhere in the document.
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