Watercraft float for user propelled watercraft
OwnerJeffery Jacksoninventor
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Abstract
A watercraft float having a deck surface and bottom surface, a watercraft receiving area, a first post having a base, side, and top surface, wherein the first post is positioned on a first side of the watercraft receiving area, a second post having a base, side, and top surface, wherein the second post is positioned on a second side of the watercraft receiving area, and a railing, wherein the railing releaseably engages the two posts, wherein the base of the first post and the base of the second past are engaged to the deck surface, wherein each post is configured so that a user can propel a watercraft onto the float utilizing the post, and wherein the watercraft receiving area is configured to receive a watercraft.
Claims12
A watercraft float comprising:
- a deck surface and bottom surface,
- a watercraft receiving area,
- a first molded post having a base, side, top, and first hole, wherein the first molded post is positioned on a first side of the watercraft receiving area, wherein the first hole passes through a width of the first molded post, and wherein the first hole is configured to receive a rail, and
- a second molded post having a base, side, top, and second hole, wherein the second molded post is positioned on the first side of the watercraft receiving area and wherein the second hole is configured to receive the rail,
- wherein the first molded post the second molded post are molded into the deck surface, wherein the first molded post and the second molded post are configured so that a user can propel a watercraft onto the watercraft float, and wherein the watercraft receiving area is configured to receive the watercraft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.