Motorboat with wind shroud
OwnerKeith Norman Johnsoninventor
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Abstract
Embodiments of the invention are directed to a boat motor assembly which includes a boat motor with a housing that serves as the body or chassis of the boat motor; a handle, coupled to and extending at length from the housing and configured to be grasped by a user; and a shroud assembly, which includes a shroud extension coupled to the handle extending at length from the handle; and a shroud coupled to the shroud extension, wherein the shroud is spaced apart from the housing to allow access to the handle between the shroud and the housing.
Claims19
A boat motor handling assembly comprising:
- a housing comprising a boat motor;
- a handle extending between first and second handle ends, wherein the first handle end is connected to the boat motor and the second handle end extends at a length from the housing of the boat motor, wherein the handle is configured to be grasped by a user to rotate the boat motor;
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- a shroud assembly comprising:
- a shroud extension comprising a body extending between first and second shroud extension ends, wherein the first shroud extension end is coupled proximate to the second handle end of the handle and extends at a length from the second handle end of the handle in a direction away from the housing;
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- a shroud comprising a body extending between first and second shroud ends, wherein the first shroud end is coupled adjacent to the second shroud extension end and the body of the shroud extends along the body of the shroud extension in a direction toward the first shroud extension end, wherein the second shroud end of the shroud is spaced apart from the housing of the boat motor by the shroud extension to allow access to the handle by the user at a position between the second shroud end of the shroud and the housing.
A boat motor assembly comprising:
- a boat motor;
- a housing defining a cavity, wherein the boat motor is positioned in the cavity, wherein the housing has a handle extending between first and second handle ends, wherein the first handle end is connected to the boat motor and the second handle end extends at length from the housing of the boat motor, wherein the handle is configured to be grasped by a user to rotate the boat motor;
- a shroud assembly comprising;
- a shroud extension comprising a body extending between first and second shroud extension ends, wherein the first shroud extension end is detachably coupled proximate to the second handle end of the handle and extends at a length from the second handle end of the handle in a direction away from the housing;
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- a shroud comprising a body extending between first and second shroud ends, wherein the first shroud end is coupled adjacent to the second shroud extension end and the body of the shroud extends along the body of the shroud extension in a direction toward the first shroud extension end, wherein the second shroud end of the shroud is spaced apart from the housing of the boat motor by the shroud extension to allow access to the handle by the user at a position between the second shroud end of the shroud and the housing, wherein the shroud is conic in shape extending from a first diameter at the first shroud end to a second diameter at the second shroud end wherein the first diameter is less than the second diameter, the shroud defining a stiff surface formed from a rigid material.
A boat motor assembly comprising:
- a boat motor;
- a housing defining a cavity, wherein the boat motor is positioned in the cavity, wherein the housing comprises a handle comprising a body extending between first and second handle ends, wherein the first handle end is connected to the boat motor and the second handle end extends at a length in a direction away from the housing, the handle being configured to be grasped by a user to rotate the boat motor;
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- a shroud comprising a body extending between first and second shroud ends, wherein the first shroud end is coupled adjacent to the second handle end located in a direction away from the boat motor and the body of the shroud extends along the body of the handle in a direction toward the first handle end and toward the boat motor, wherein the second shroud end of the shroud is spaced apart from the housing of the boat motor to allow access to the handle by the user at a position between the second shroud end of the shroud and the housing, wherein the shroud is conic in shape extending from a first diameter at the first shroud end to a second diameter at the second shroud end wherein the first diameter is less than the second diameter, the shroud defining a stiff surface formed from a rigid material.
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