What is this bracket designed to hold?

The bracket is designed to mount a Warn control box (labeled 'Warn Controll Box' in the drawing), shown as a wireframe box positioned against the bracket.

How is the bracket constructed?

It is made of two plates that are bolted together, per the callout 'To Plates are bolted together.' One plate is vertical and one is a long horizontal plate with a bend near its end.

How does the bracket attach to the vehicle?

It bolts to the body at two points: a hole at the top of the vertical plate ('bolts to body') and a hole in the bent flange at the end of the horizontal plate ('Bolts to body').

Does the drawing provide dimensions or material specs?

No. The schematic only shows the shape, hole locations, bend location, and callout labels; no measurements, materials, or part numbers are given.

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Warn Winch Control Box Mounting Bracket CAD Diagram - 1999 Toyota Tacoma

3D CAD sketch of a Warn winch control-box mounting bracket with annotation callouts

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3D fabrication sketch of a winch control-box mounting bracket showing bolt points, a bend and plate assembly notes.

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This document is a computer-generated 3D CAD schematic (isometric view) of a custom-fabricated mounting bracket for a Warn control box (winch controller). The drawing shows two flat metal plates that bolt together to form an L-shaped bracket. The vertical plate has a hole at the top labeled 'bolts to body,' and the long horizontal plate extends outward with two intermediate holes, ends with a labeled 'Bend in plate,' and terminates in a flange with a hole labeled 'Bolts to body.' A wireframe box outline represents the Warn control box, showing how it sits within/against the bracket. Callout labels identify: the top body-mount bolt hole, the joint where the two plates are bolted together, the Warn control box position (wireframe), the bend near the end of the horizontal plate, and the second body-mount bolt point. No dimensions, torque specifications, part numbers, material specifications, or vehicle-specific applicability information are given. The document conveys the general design and mounting concept for the bracket rather than exact fabrication measurements. It was uploaded to a 1999 Toyota Tacoma gallery, but nothing in the drawing itself identifies a vehicle.

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Frequently asked questions

What is this bracket designed to hold?: The bracket is designed to mount a Warn control box (labeled 'Warn Controll Box' in the drawing), shown as a wireframe box positioned against the bracket.
How is the bracket constructed?: It is made of two plates that are bolted together, per the callout 'To Plates are bolted together.' One plate is vertical and one is a long horizontal plate with a bend near its end.
How does the bracket attach to the vehicle?: It bolts to the body at two points: a hole at the top of the vertical plate ('bolts to body') and a hole in the bent flange at the end of the horizontal plate ('Bolts to body').
Does the drawing provide dimensions or material specs?: No. The schematic only shows the shape, hole locations, bend location, and callout labels; no measurements, materials, or part numbers are given.