Ford Bronco Steering Linkage Schematic - Drag Link & Tie Rod Layout

This document is a very simple hand-drawn (CAD-style) line schematic depicting a steering linkage arrangement. It shows a horizontal tie rod supported at both ends, with a drag link attached at a pivot/joint point near the left-center of the tie rod and angling upward to the right, terminating in a circular end (representing a ball or socket end). Only two text labels appear: "drag link" identifying the angled rod, and "tie rod" identifying the horizontal bar. Based on the uploader's filename ("untover kncukcle steering.jpg"), the drawing appears intended to illustrate an inverted-Y or over/under-the-knuckle style steering linkage geometry, likely as part of a discussion of steering setups on a solid-axle Ford Bronco, though the drawing itself contains no year, make, model, part numbers, dimensions, or torque specifications. A reader can learn only the basic geometric relationship between the drag link and tie rod in this configuration, specifically that the drag link connects to the tie rod (rather than directly to a knuckle) and rises at an angle from that connection point. No other technical data is present in the image.