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US 12,275,498 B2Granted
Seat for personal watercraft
AssigneeTaiga Motors Inc.
InventorsWilliam Champagne, Paul Achard, Matthew Schroeder
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Abstract
One example provides a seat assembly for a personal watercraft including a rigid seat support. The rigid seat support includes a base element to be rigidly connected to a deck of the personal watercraft, and a cantilever element rigidly connected to the base element and to extend unsupported above the deck in an aft direction when the base element is connected to the deck.
Claims19
A personal watercraft comprising:
- a hull;
- a deck disposed on the hull;
- and
- a rigid seat support including:
- a base element fixedly attached to the deck;
- and
- a cantilever element fixedly connected to the base element and longitudinally extending unsupported over the deck in an aft direction to form an area free of structure between an underside of the cantilever element and the deck;
- and
- a seat mounted to the rigid seat support, the seat comprising:
- a seat pan;
- and
- a seat cushion disposed on an upper side of the seat pan, the seat cushion defining a driver position and a passenger aft of the driver position, wherein at least a portion of the driver position is positioned vertically over the cantilever element.
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A seat assembly for a personal watercraft comprising:
- a rigid seat support including:
- a base element to be rigidly connected to a deck of the personal watercraft;
- and
- a cantilever element rigidly connected to the base element and to extend unsupported above the deck in an aft direction when the base element is connected to the deck;
- and
- a seat mounted to the rigid seat support, the seat comprising:
- a seat pan;
- and
- a seat cushion disposed on an upper side of the seat pan, the seat cushion defining a driver position and a passenger position aft of the driver position, wherein at least a portion of the driver position is positioned vertically over the cantilever element.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.