Outboard engine storage bracket
OwnerMurray M. Leralinventor
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Abstract
An outboard engine storage bracket for storing a small outboard engine on the railing of a boat. The bracket is comprised of first and second members of wood or plastic which are fastened or clamped together over the rail at the location of a stanchion. When so clamped the two members simulate a transom-like member so that a small outboard engine may be clamped to the bracket for storage in the same manner the engine would ordinarily be clamped to a transom. Suggested fabrication techniques are described.
Claims10
A device for storing an outboard engine on a boat comprising first and second generally flat members, each having first and second surfaces, and means for clamping said first and second members together, at least one of said first and second members having a depression on said first surface thereof to mate with a railing on a boat, said means for clamping said first and second members together being a means for clamping said first and second members together with said first surfaces into a face-to-face disposition with a railing therebetween, whereby said first and second members may be supported by the railing to provide a transom-like assembly for support of an outboard engine.
A device for use in storing an outboard engine on a boat having a section of railing supported by spaced apart stanchions;
- comprising:
- a. first and second generally flat members, each of said members having a T-shaped depression in a first surface thereof, whereby said first and second members may be clamped together with the surfaces having said T-shaped depression in face-to-face disposition over a section of railing at a stanchion to simulate a small transom, and
- b. means for clamping said first and second members together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.