Pivotal air induction for marine propulsion unit

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

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123195C, B63H 2136

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050786296

ABSTRACT:
A marine propulsion device comprising a propulsion unit including an internal combustion engine, a shroud substantially enclosing the engine, and a duct having a first and communicating with the shroud and an opposite second end being adapted for connection to an opening in the transom of a boat to enable lthe engine to draw combustion air from the interior of the boat, the duct including a flexible portion and a rigid portion.

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