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Homemade Loading Ramp Sketch - Unlabeled Schematic Drawing (1991 Ford Bronco Album)

Basic mechanical schematic showing a linkage or arm geometry relative to a baseline.

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This document is a simple, unlabeled line drawing (schematic) uploaded under the filename 'ramp 2.jpg' to a 1991 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. It depicts a long ramp or inclined beam extending from an elevated point at the upper left down to a support structure near the right. The support consists of a short vertical post standing on a horizontal ground line, with a second, shorter beam angling down from the top of the post to the ground, apparently acting as a lower ramp section or brace. A small circle with a curved arrow at the upper-left end of the long beam suggests a pivot, hinge, roller, or hook attachment. The drawing contains no text, dimensions, measurements, part numbers, or vehicle-specific information of any kind. It appears to be a conceptual sketch for a homemade loading ramp or similar structure rather than an automotive wiring diagram or fuse chart. Given the companion file 'Straw Building.jpg' in the same album, this is likely part of a personal construction/project sketch set. Readers can learn only the general geometry of the proposed ramp arrangement; no factory or vehicle-specific data can be extracted from this image.

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What does this schematic show?
An unlabeled line drawing of a long inclined ramp beam supported by a short vertical post, with a shorter angled beam running from the post top down to the ground line.
Does the drawing include any dimensions or measurements?
No. The drawing contains no dimensions, labels, text, or measurements of any kind.
Is this a Ford Bronco wiring or fuse diagram?
No. Despite being filed under a 1991 Ford Bronco gallery, the image contains no automotive electrical content — it is a simple structural ramp sketch.
What is the circular symbol at the top-left end of the ramp?
A small circle with a curved arrow appears at the upper-left end of the long beam, suggesting a pivot, roller, or hook attachment point, though it is not labeled.

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