Marine propulsion – Inboard engine mount – Having thru-hull sealing means
Patent
1991-03-08
1992-04-28
Peters, Jr., Joseph F.
Marine propulsion
Inboard engine mount
Having thru-hull sealing means
440 53, 440 57, 440 61, B63H 2546
Patent
active
051083256
ABSTRACT:
A propulsion device for a boat that mounts through a hole in a bottom surface of the boat. The engine is positioned inside the boat and the propeller drive is positioned under a bottom surface of the boat. The propulsion device includes a mounting assembly, a steering assembly rotatably connecting the drive to the mounting assembly for steering the propeller drive under the boat, a trimming assembly swingingly connecting the drive to the steering assembly for trimming/tilting of the propeller drive under the boat at any steered position, and a drive shaft means providing a drive connection between the engine and the propeller drive at any steered and trimmed position.
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Jones David D.
Livingston David T.
Bartz Clifford T.
Brunswick Corporation
Lloyd Lewis L.
Peters Jr. Joseph F.
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