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Ford Bronco Lower Track Bar Mount Bracket Blueprint - 3/8" Plate Dimensions

Dimensioned engineering drawing of a notched .375 inch plate bracket with a hole and overall measurements.

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This document is a simple fabrication blueprint (dimensioned line drawing) for a lower track bar mount bracket, uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. The drawing shows a flat plate cut from .375" (3/8 inch) thick plate steel. The part has an irregular outline: 2 inches wide across the top, 4 inches tall on the left edge, 5 inches overall height on the right side, and 6 inches overall width along the bottom. A step/notch on the right side sits 2 inches down from the top, and there is a 1-inch step at the bottom-left corner. The lower-right portion of the plate is cut on a long diagonal running from the mid-height step down to the bottom-right corner. A .75" (3/4 inch) diameter hole is located in the upper-left region of the plate, presumably for the track bar bolt. No part numbers, tolerances, hole-center coordinates, or vehicle applicability information appear on the drawing itself. A reader can use this template to cut and drill a replacement or custom lower track bar mount plate from 3/8" plate stock.

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Frequently asked questions

What thickness of plate is the lower track bar mount made from?
The drawing calls out .375" (3/8 inch) plate.
What size is the hole in the track bar mount bracket?
The hole is dimensioned at .75" (3/4 inch) diameter, located in the upper-left area of the plate.
What are the overall dimensions of the bracket?
The plate is 6 inches wide along the bottom and 5 inches tall at the right side, with the left edge 4 inches tall and the top edge 2 inches wide.
Does the drawing show any steps or notches in the plate outline?
Yes. There is a step 2 inches down from the top on the right side of the upper section, and a 1-inch step at the bottom-left corner. The lower-right area is cut on a long diagonal down to the bottom-right corner.

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