Ford Bronco Radius Arm Frame Mount Bracket Blueprint - Hole Dimensions (CAD)
Dimensioned AutoCAD blueprint of a mounting plate showing a hole pattern with diameters and edge dimensions.
This document is a screenshot of an AutoCAD 2007 session showing a dimensioned 2D blueprint of a flat plate/bracket, saved as "Wheel offset.dwg." The part is roughly 10 1/4 inches wide by 9 7/8 inches tall with a rounded (R1 3/4") lower-right corner and an angled lower-left edge. Seven 1/2-inch diameter holes are located across the plate at fully dimensioned positions: horizontal spacings of 1 1/4", 2 5/8", 3", 5 3/4", 6 7/8", 8 1/2", 9 5/8", and 10 1/4" from the left edge, and vertical spacings of 1 3/8", 2 3/8", 2 7/8", 5 1/8", 6 1/4", and 8 1/8" from the top edge. A single 1-inch diameter hole is located near the bottom-right of the plate. Dashed hidden lines cross the lower portion of the plate. The uploader filed it as "Radius Arm Frame Mounts_1.jpg" in an album containing related bracket and radius-arm dimension drawings, suggesting it is a fabrication template for a radius arm frame bracket for a 1995 Ford Bronco. A reader can use this drawing to lay out and drill a replacement or custom bracket, since all hole positions, diameters, the corner radius, and overall envelope dimensions are given in inches.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the diameters of the holes in this bracket drawing?
- The drawing shows seven small holes called out as Ø1/2" and one large hole called out as Ø1" near the lower right of the plate.
- What is the overall size of the bracket?
- The dimensions indicate an overall width of about 10 1/4" and an overall height of 9 7/8" on the right side.
- What is the corner radius on the bracket?
- The lower-right corner is dimensioned as R1 3/4".
- Where are the small holes located horizontally?
- Horizontal dimensions from the left reference are 1 1/4", 2 5/8", 3", 5 3/4", 6 7/8", 8 1/2", 9 5/8", and 10 1/4".
- What software was used to create this drawing?
- The screenshot shows AutoCAD 2007, with the file saved as 'Wheel offset.dwg'.
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