1993 Ford Bronco Custom Bumper Frame Mount Exploded Design Sketch - Clevis Mount

This document is a hand-drawn exploded design sketch showing a custom fabricated bumper/frame attachment assembly, uploaded to the gallery of a 1993 Ford Bronco. The isometric pencil drawing illustrates how several fabricated components fit together. The main components labeled are: a large "CENTER SECTION" (a channel or beam marked with a "W", featuring an oval cutout/slot), a triangular "GUSSET" plate, a "CLEVIS MOUNT" with dimensions noted as 3" high x 4" long x 1" thick, a "2 x 6 RECT. TUBE" (rectangular tubing) that slots into the center section, a "NEW BRACKET" (an angled bracket with bolt holes shown below the assembly), and the vehicle's "FRAME HORN" (the boxed frame end into which the rectangular tube and bracket bolt). Dashed lines with bolt symbols indicate fastener locations and alignment paths between the center section, the new bracket, the rectangular tube, and the frame horn. A reader can learn the general construction concept and assembly sequence of this custom front-end/recovery mount design, including where the gusset and clevis mount attach to the rectangular tube and how the assembly ties into the truck's frame horns. No year, model, part numbers, or torque values appear in the drawing itself.