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.