Weedguard for electric trolling motor
OwnerRichard E. Faundainventor
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Abstract
A weedguard for attachment to electric trolling motors having a motor housing and a motor support shaft, the weedguard comprising a lower triangular frame member portion and an upper arm portion, the triangular frame portion having a flange for attachment to the motor housing so that the triangular frame portion has one apex toward the front of the motor housing and extends downwardly and rearwardly from the apex with respect to the motor housing; the upper arm portion being secured to the triangular frame portion at that apex and extending upwardly and forwardly therefrom, and a rearward extension member extending from the upper arm portion toward the motor shaft for attachment to the motor shaft.
Claims8
A weedguard for attachment to electric trolling motors having a motor housing and a motor support shaft and comprising a lower triangular frame member portion and an upper arm portion, said triangular frame portion having means for attachment to said motor housing so that said triangular frame portion has one apex toward the front of said motor housing and extends downwardly and rearwardly from said apex with respect to said motor housing;
- said upper arm portion being secured to said triangular frame portion at said apex and extending upwardly and forwardly therefrom, a rearward extension member extending from said upper arm portion toward said motor shaft for attachment to said motor shaft, said upper arm portion including a lower rearward extension for extending along and beneath said motor housing, and said triangular frame portion including a cross member extending between two sides thereof and a flange member upstanding from said cross member for attachment to a skeg on said motor housing.
An electric trolling motor having a motor housing, a skeg extending downwardly from said motor housing, and a shaft for supporting said motor housing, a weedguard secured to said trolling motor and comprising a lower triangular frame member portion and an upper arm portion, said triangular frame portion having means for attachment to said skeg so that said triangular frame portion has one apex mounted at the front of said motor housing and extends downwardly and rearwardly from said apex with respect to said motor housing;
- said upper arm portion being secured to said triangular frame portion at said apex and extending upwardly and forwardly therefrom, a rearward extension member extending from said upper arm, portion toward said motor shaft for attachment to said motor shaft, said arm portion including a lower extension beneath said motor housing and means securing said lower extension to said motor housing.
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