What does this blueprint show?

It is a side-view CAD layout showing a main body with a wheel, two boxes labeled 'Large cooler side', and a cylinder labeled 'Propane' on a platform.

What labels appear in the drawing?

The only text labels are '5 in.', two boxes marked 'Large cooler side', and a tank marked 'Propane'.

What are the approximate overall dimensions shown?

The ruler across the top runs from 0 to about 130 inches, with the propane tank ending near the 130-inch mark; a '5 in.' scale callout is shown near the ruler.

Where is the propane tank positioned in this layout?

The propane tank is at the far right of the layout, roughly between the 118 and 130 inch marks, sitting on a lower shelf next to the cooler boxes.

Does this document contain any fuse, wiring, or Ford Bronco-specific information?

No. It contains no fuse data, wire colors, part numbers, or any vehicle-specific text — only the firebox/trailer layout labels.

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Firebox Trailer Side View Blueprint - Cooler & Propane Layout (CAD Sketch)

Dimensioned grid drawing of trailer layout with coolers and propane tank, ruler scale

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Scaled blueprint-style layout of a trailer showing large cooler sides and a propane tank on a dimensioned grid.

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This document is a screenshot of a CAD/drawing-program layout (likely Visio or similar, shown on a grid with a ruler scaled in inches from 0 to about 130) depicting a side-view plan of a trailer or firebox rig. A scale callout reads '5 in.' near the ruler. The drawing shows a large rectangle at the left (roughly 0–72 on the ruler) with a smaller rectangle in front of it (roughly 15–45) sitting above a large circle, which appears to represent a wheel/tire centered around the 47-inch mark. To the right of the main body are two square boxes each labeled 'Large cooler side' (spanning roughly 60–90 and 90–115 on the ruler) resting on a horizontal platform, and at the far right a rounded-top cylinder labeled 'Propane' (roughly 118–130) standing on a lower shelf or tongue element. The file is titled 'Firebox side.JPG' and belongs to an album that also contains 'Rear.jpg' and 'Top.JPG', suggesting it is the side elevation of a multi-view blueprint for a homemade smoker/firebox trailer build. No vehicle-specific text, part numbers, fuse data, or dates appear anywhere in the drawing.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this blueprint show?: It is a side-view CAD layout showing a main body with a wheel, two boxes labeled 'Large cooler side', and a cylinder labeled 'Propane' on a platform.
What labels appear in the drawing?: The only text labels are '5 in.', two boxes marked 'Large cooler side', and a tank marked 'Propane'.
What are the approximate overall dimensions shown?: The ruler across the top runs from 0 to about 130 inches, with the propane tank ending near the 130-inch mark; a '5 in.' scale callout is shown near the ruler.
Where is the propane tank positioned in this layout?: The propane tank is at the far right of the layout, roughly between the 118 and 130 inch marks, sitting on a lower shelf next to the cooler boxes.
Does this document contain any fuse, wiring, or Ford Bronco-specific information?: No. It contains no fuse data, wire colors, part numbers, or any vehicle-specific text — only the firebox/trailer layout labels.