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Tubing Adapter Blueprint 2.00" OD x 1.375" ID x 3" - 1.125"-12 TPI RH Thread

Dimensioned engineering drawing of a threaded steel bung with bore, length and thread specs for 2.00 inch OD, 1.375 inch ID tubing.

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This document is a simple machining blueprint for a tubing adapter (threaded bung/insert) intended for use with 2.00" OD, 1.375" ID tubing with a 0.3125" wall thickness. The part is a cylindrical adapter 3.00" in overall length, with a larger-diameter shank/head measuring 2.00" in diameter and 0.750" long, stepping down to a 1.375" diameter body that slides inside the tubing. The part is bored and threaded through with a 1.125" x 12 TPI right-hand thread. A note states the thickness of the adapter at the shank is 0.25", and the part is to be made from mild steel. A notation "5/16" appears in the upper-left corner, likely a page or date marker. The drawing is dimensioned with a side-view cross section showing the head, the reduced body, and the internal threaded bore indicated by dashed lines. This blueprint would be used by a fabricator or machinist to produce a threaded tube adapter, commonly used for suspension links, tie rods, or steering components where a threaded rod end must attach to steel tubing. It was uploaded to a 1991 Ford Bronco gallery alongside similar adapter drawings for other tube sizes.

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Frequently asked questions

What tubing is this adapter designed for?
It is designed for use with 2.00" OD, 1.375" ID (0.3125" wall) tubing.
What thread is bored into the adapter?
The bore is 1.125" x 12 TPI with a right-hand (RH) pitch.
What are the overall dimensions of the adapter?
Overall length is 3.00"; the shank/head is 2.00" in diameter and 0.750" long, and the body is 1.375" in diameter.
What material is the part made from?
The drawing specifies the part is mild steel.
How thick is the adapter at the shank?
The T.A. (tubing adapter) thickness at the shank is 0.25".

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