1995 Ford Bronco Radius Arm Frame Mount Bracket Blueprint - Dimensions Drawing
Dimensioned AutoCAD blueprint of a rectangular plate showing overall length, height and hole locations.
This document is a screenshot of an AutoCAD 2007 session displaying a dimensioned 2D blueprint from a file named "Wheel offset.dwg," uploaded as part of a set of radius arm frame mount drawings for a 1995 Ford Bronco. The drawing shows a side view of a rectangular bracket (apparently a channel or C-section frame mount) with two 1/2"-diameter holes. Key dimensions include: overall length reference of 7 7/8" to the far hole center, 4 7/8" to the near hole center, 4" to an internal plate or divider, overall height of 3 5/8", inner height of 3 1/8", hole centerline located 1 1/2" down from the top edge, and 1/4" material/flange thickness at the bottom. A reader can use these dimensions to fabricate or verify the geometry of a radius arm frame mount bracket, including hole spacing and placement for the mounting bolts. No part numbers, torque specs, or model-year applicability are stated in the document itself; the vehicle attribution comes only from the uploader's gallery. Companion drawings in the same album (Bracket, Pinion Angle, RA C Dims, Radius Arm Frame Mounts_1) likely provide additional views of the same fabrication project.
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Frequently asked questions
- What diameter are the holes in this radius arm frame mount bracket?
- Both holes are 1/2" diameter (Ø1/2"), with centers located 1 1/2" from the top edge of the bracket.
- What is the hole spacing on the bracket?
- The near hole center is 4 7/8" from the reference end and the far hole center is 7 7/8", giving 3" between hole centers.
- What are the overall height dimensions of the bracket?
- The overall height is 3 5/8", with an inner height of 3 1/8" between the flanges, and a 1/4" thickness dimension shown at the bottom flange.
- What software was used to create this drawing?
- The drawing is shown in AutoCAD 2007, from a file named "Wheel offset.dwg" in the user's Drawings folder.
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