Clamp assembly for motor flushing device
OwnerThierry R. E. Verotinventor
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A universal clamp assembly for remotely placing a motor flushing device over the water inlet ports of an outdrive of a marine motor from either above (twelve o'clock position), below (six o'clock position), to the right (three o'clock position), or to the left (nine o'clock position) of the motor to direct clean, fresh, water through the inlet ports to flush the interior of the motor. In a second embodiment of the universal clamp assembly as depicted in FIG. 3, the universal clamp assembly comprises a first, generally T-shaped, clamp member including a foundation for securing a motor flushing device thereto in a first orientation; and a second, generally Y-shaped, clamp member including a foundation for alternatively securing a motor flushing device thereto in a second orientation. When assembled, the foundation of the first clamp member is in a plane generally perpendicular with the foundation of the second clamp member.
A universal clamp assembly for remotely positioning, from a plurality of directions, a device on a predetermined location on a member, said clamp assembly comprising:
A universal clamp assembly for remotely supporting and positioning a marine motor flushing apparatus in releasably secured relation over water intake ports of the outdrive of the marine motor, said clamp assembly disposed for permitting access of the flushing apparatus with the water intake ports from a plurality of directions and comprising:
A universal clamp assembly for remotely supporting and positioning a marine motor flushing device in releasably secured relation over water inlet ports of an outdrive of the marine motor, said clamp assembly being adapted to be mounted on an elongated pole and being disposed for permitting access of the flushing device with the water inlet ports remotely from a plurality of directions and comprising:
A universal clamp assembly for remotely supporting and positioning a marine motor flushing device in releasably secured relation over water inlet ports of an outdrive of the marine motor, said clamp assembly being adapted to be mounted on an elongated pole and being disposed for permitting access of the flushing device with the water inlet ports remotely from a plurality of directions and comprising:
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