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Ford Bronco Custom Rear Bumper Blueprint - Receiver Hitch Fabrication Dimensions
Engineering blueprint of a rear bumper/receiver-hitch assembly with dimensioned tube, angle, and plate stock callouts.
This document is a CAD blueprint/dimensioned drawing for a custom rear bumper with an integrated receiver hitch, drawn against the rear elevation of a Ford Bronco-style full-size SUV. The upper portion shows the rear view of the truck body with the bumper mounted below the tailgate on the vehicle centerline. Below it is a detailed cross-section/profile of the bumper construction with material callouts: the main structure is 2 x 5 x .188 box tube, with a 2 ID x 8-9 inch long receiver tube at center, a 3 x 5 x .25 angle bracket, a 1 1/2 x 2 1/2 x .25 angle, 2 x .125 flat stock, and 1/8 steel plate ends cut at a 27° angle. A Ø1.3750 hole is dimensioned (likely for a hitch pin or safety-chain point). Key dimensions include 4.00 and 2.00 inch offsets and a 33.4375 inch measurement from centerline to the end feature. A plan view of the bumper appears at the bottom along with a small end-detail view. A reader can learn the materials list, cross-section geometry, and key dimensions needed to fabricate this custom rear bumper with receiver hitch.
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Frequently asked questions
- What size box tube is used for the main bumper structure?
- The drawing specifies 2 x 5 x .188 box tube.
- What are the receiver tube dimensions?
- The receiver tube is called out as 2 ID x 8-9 inches long.
- What other materials are called out for the bumper?
- 3 x 5 x .25 angle, 1 1/2 x 2 1/2 x .25 angle, 2 x .125 flat stock, and 1/8 steel plate, plus the 2 x 5 x .188 box tube and 2 ID receiver tube.
- What angle are the bumper ends cut at?
- The end plates are shown cut at a 27° angle.
- What is the diameter of the hole shown in the drawing?
- A hole is dimensioned at Ø1.3750 inches.
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