Marine propulsion – Screw propeller – Having transmission
Patent
1987-11-18
1989-04-11
Basinger, Sherman D.
Marine propulsion
Screw propeller
Having transmission
192 51, 440 89, B63H 2308
Patent
active
048202100
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a marine propulsion device having a lower unit including a power transmission mechanism comprising a bevel gear having a first clutch element, a propeller shaft having a second clutch element and mounted for rotational movement and for axial movement between a neutral position and an engaged position with the propeller shaft clutch element in driven engagement with the first clutch element, a collar mounted on the propeller shaft for common movement therewith and for axial movement relative to the propeller shaft and into a frictional driving engagement with the bevel gear to effect rotation of the propeller shaft at a rate less than the rotational rate of the bevel gear, and a spring biasing the propeller shaft to the neutral position, the spring being overcome to afford movement of the propeller shaft to the drive position in response to propeller shaft rotation.
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Basinger Sherman D.
Outboard Marine Corporation
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