Bracket for elevating and lowering an outboard motor
AssigneeG & M Enterprises
InventorsRonnie D. Glenn, Claude V. Myers
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Abstract
This disclosure relates to a bracket for elevating and lowering an outboard motor relative to the transom of an associated boat including two pair of relatively telescopic tubular elements each connected to a pair of mounting members adapted to be secured to a boat transom and an outboard motor, respectively, an outermost one of the pair of the tubular elements having an elongated slot in each and a guiding element disposed in each slot and connected between an associated one of the innermost elements and one of the outboard motor mounting members for guiding the relative telescopic motion between the two pair of elements.
Claims10
A bracket for elevating and lowering an outboard motor relative to the transom of an associated boat comprising a first pair of generally elongated tubular elements disposed with their axes in generally parallel relationship, an elongated slot in each of said tubular elements likewise disposed in generally parallel relationship, a first pair of spaced generally parallel transom mounting members secured at axially opposite end portions of said tubular elements, means for facilitating the securing of said mounting members to a boat transom, a second pair of elongated elements disposed with their axes in generally parallel relationship, said second pair of elongated elements being disposed in internal telescopic sliding relationship relative to said first pair of tubular elements, a second pair of spaced generally parallel motor mounting members secured at axially opposite end portions of said second pair of elements, means for facilitating the securing of said second pair of mounting members to an outboard motor, power means between said first and second pair of mounting members for imparting relative telescopic motion between said first and second pair of elements, and means between at least one of said second pair of elements and the slot associated therewith for guiding the relative sliding movement of said first and second pair of elements.
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