Outboard drive for boats

Marine propulsion – Means for accomodating or moving engine fluids – Cooling for engine

Reexamination Certificate

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Reexamination Certificate

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07118434

ABSTRACT:
Outboard drive unit for boats, including an underwater housing (6), in which two propeller shafts (7, 8) are mounted and are driven via a first bevel gearing (19, 20, 21) enclosed in the underwater housing, and a second bevel gearing (13, 14, 15) enclosed in a gear housing (11). With the aid of a mounting element (23) joined to the underwater housing and the gear housing, the drive unit can be mounted in an opening (2) in the bottom (1) of a boat hull, with the underwater housing on the outside and the gear housing on the inside of the hull. The mounting element forms a housing which defines, firstly, an oil reservoir (33) for the oil of the drive unit and, secondly, a surrounding chamber (36) through which engine cooling water flows and which is used for cooling the oil in the reservoir.

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