1979 Ford Bronco Accessory Mounting Bracket Idea - Clamp Schematic Drawing
Simple schematic showing a clamp or mounting arrangement around a tube and cylindrical component.
This document is a simple, untitled color line drawing (filename 'idea.jpg') uploaded as a schematic to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery. It contains no text whatsoever. The drawing shows two views of a proposed mounting concept. The left view appears to be an end/front view: a tall purple rectangular outline (possibly a shackle, bracket, or accessory body) sits atop a magenta base plate with fasteners (shown as small tan studs), which is clamped over a round tube or bar depicted as a black circle outlined in blue and red, with blue U-shaped clamp straps on either side. The right view appears to be a side view: a gray rectangular plate with two black fastener dots is secured with blue and red clamp straps around two horizontal black lines representing the tube/bar. Judging by companion files in the same album (hayden.jpg, relay.jpg, wirethis.jpg, sliders.jpg), this likely illustrates a mounting idea for an accessory such as a transmission cooler or slider bracket. Because the drawing contains no dimensions, part numbers, or labels, a reader can only infer the general clamping/mounting arrangement from the shapes and colors shown.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does this schematic include any part numbers, dimensions, or labels?
- No. The drawing is purely graphical line art with no text, dimensions, part numbers, or labels of any kind.
- What does the drawing depict?
- It shows two views of a mounting concept: a rectangular component (purple outline) attached via a fastened plate and U-shaped clamp straps (blue and red) around a round tube or bar, plus a side view of a gray plate with two fasteners clamped to the same tube.
- How is the component attached to the tube in the drawing?
- Blue U-shaped straps (with red reinforcement lines) wrap around the round tube and secure a plate with small stud/bolt fasteners shown at the top.
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