Ships – Towing or pushing – Nested vessels
Patent
1994-06-07
1995-09-26
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Ships
Towing or pushing
Nested vessels
114242, B63B 2156
Patent
active
054535727
ABSTRACT:
A berthing type of watercraft having a main hull that is devoid of any propulsion unit and which defines a passenger compartment to receive a plurality of passengers and a berthing area to receive a smaller watercraft having a propulsion device for powering the watercraft when received in the berthing area. There is provided a pair of storage compartments on the opposite sides of the berthing area where riders may sit with their feet in the berthing area. A detachable table can be stored in a storage compartment on one side of the berthing area for use by the seated riders. A bridge also extends over the rear portion of the berthing area and provides an arrangemen for lifting the rear of the small watercraft out of the water. In addition, a canopy may be attached to the bridge to afford protection for the berthing area and the passengers' area.
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Hattori Toshiyuki
Kobayashi Noboru
Bartz Clifford T.
Oberleitner Robert J.
Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
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