US1826507A - Propelling means for boats and the like - Google Patents
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- PROPELLING MEANS FOR BOATS ANI? THE LIKE ily-K1 I Patented 6V, 1931 mm-mci n "EeY'frQoEos/BY, oE GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA .rRorrELLIne'MEANsEoE iaoiits AND .THE LIKE Appiiea'cin,flied may', 27, 1931. serial 110.540,323.
- This invention relates to a'propelling ⁇ attachmentadapitedto befsecured'to the stern of a boat withoutthenecessity of any changes 'whatever being made lin the boat andV withou-t'piereingthebottom or rear end thereof s v'and also the invention provides anpropelling junit which can be quickly attached to'- a boat Iand vwhen not desiredtobe'left on the'boat fcan be quicldyidetaehed therefrom' andV can g'bfe folded into a1 veryfsrnalll space and is thus -l rendered portable to the 'highestdeg'ree I
- Another object of this invention is to' pro-v vide" a Vp'ropellinglunit"'adapted Vto be at tached to' the stern of aboatwi'thout making lany 'changeswhatever in the bOat'and-also 'providing a unit 'havinga
- Another obj-ect of thisinvention' is to pro vide a propelling unit adapted'to be propelled by hand or motor which unit; is foldfable and Y* lcan b'est'oredin a very smallspace for transj'iortation purposes andin fwhich, meansarev provided for seating-theoceupant of the boat in such mannerthathe will face forwardly V'in the'b'oat, and infthehand-,operated embodi- Vment of the invention, can propely the )boat and steer the samesimultaneo'usly and also @thema is proviaeafwah meanswherebyuie,
- f 'mechanism may bevthrown -into reverse op- ,eration without ⁇ the necessityof changlnggdi'- retti-on of motion 'of the prepeliing'partof the deviceas means" are provided whereby the f steering apparatus canjbe'sofmampulated as' to; complete-ly reverse the pullY of the propeller to throw the mechanism into reverse without sprocket chainy ⁇ j a Figure 6' isv a cross v'along' the line 6-6 in Figure 1, omitting the twosprocket chains.
- v f yIig'u're 3' is a rear view of the rear portion oftheunit'; ⁇ t U V t Figure 4' is a cross'sectional view taken alongtheline 4 4 in Figure 2, omitting' the sprocketfchain; j l
- Figure 5 is across sectional view taken along the line 5v'-5,in Figure 2, omittingthe sectional View taken .
- members 65' and 66 Surrounding the outer portion of members 65' and 66are the members 77 and 78 which v "members have secured thereto the ends 79 and 80 offfa U-shaped member 81 which U- shaped member'Sl'has the upwardly project- 'ing closed'end 82 in which a bolt 83 is'mounted and 'on which atreadle 84 is pivotally s mountedjto serve as a steering apparatus for -the propeller, said *treadle' having cords 85 and 86 secured thereto whichl passV through sheaves 87 and 88 lsecured on the lower side of" seatmember 21 and to the rear of the unitrvhere they pass over'sheaves 89y and 90 which rsheaveshave guards 91 and 92 ⁇ therefor.
- race rings 101 and V1,02 landl k*Within these gracel ringsfother race rings'103r between, said race rings 103 and 104 being iXedly secured n aftube 106.
- a shaft 107 loosely penetrates vtube ⁇ 106 andprojects thru Vmembers 93 and 194.. andl alsogthrurmembers 110 an'd11'11 anditliru guards'QQl'fandfQZ and has nuts 112 and 113 onV the respectiyeends thereof thus forming a unit'which is held ings, the numeral ⁇ indicatesa portion of a boat which vhas a stern,indieated'by'refer# ence kcharacter 11V and -a rear.
- VIt is to.V such a boat that. my 'unit is; ,app lficable', although it is 'eyidentith'at the base Vmember of. my! unit. may be yari'e'dfeSl t0 1 Shape. t0.; Qthl* .@UQ-
- ett-f housing has a lid 41 fittingl over one. sideand tliereinto by means ycfa pressedit.y In this housino a transverse sha-ft 42l is mounted on Whichis liiXedly' secured Ia sprocket Wheel 43, andonkthle outer endsof thisshaftw42nare secured 'arfmsjv 44 .land 45, there being yfruits-46 and 47onbotl1 endsof 'shaft 42'for containing the unit in Vproper.'p )sition.
- ⁇ Arm 44 has mem-ber ⁇ 48adjustably secured thereon by meansof a ⁇ collar 49 and a bolt 50Apenetrating member 48 and'beingadjustably worked-ed in slots v51v4 in member'44.., ⁇ On the-end of memb'er48 a suitable'haiidle ⁇ 52 is mounted.
- Seoued-in thefclosed outer ends lof portions .27: ,andj29pofliousing28A are vmembersy 65 and 66Ycontainingiixed race rings'671and 6,8, and lrace rings 69, and 70 are iixedly; secured. .on
- gfHousingQ 97 hasgprj ectingvgjfrom fthe outer surface' 'thereof asprokt Whe'elgl 14 Qn-Wbichz is 4ymounted-Yf anY Aendless c sprocket chainr 115 Qwhichfsprocket, chaingisgv mounted alsokv 011.721 l sprocket r'Wheelfllt is: fix'ed ly secured von a' shaft;11171Which sprocket "Wheel 11@ has circular flange 118 r ⁇ integral therewith which .ange-has a plurality :oflholes 119 i therein A in which .v a remoiz'able .pin 12,O'fsecuredl byfalex-V ible member 121-,tevp ortion 122 ⁇ Wh'ichl portion g 122 has-secured thereto another portion i 123 by m'eansiof Screws
- a hollownfember 131'5b ⁇ y means ofset serein/i132' which member: 131 has fixedly 'secured thereinA a-zrace, ring; 133 which forms a thrust bearing with .race ring -1'3'4 .which is v QXedly securedon shaft ⁇ 135 whiclrshaftj has pinion or bevel: geart136 -whichmeshes .with pinion :or v ,bevely gear 137 fifxedly securedv ⁇ on ituluularmember'10G".
- v Rotatably secured in member 131 is at'ubel 137 which houses vshaft 4113.5. Securedon tube 137'.
- a Loosely securedrion-tube 137 is member 150.
- Vtoiw-hich member 141 ijssec'ulred ⁇ as at 144-an'd' Y tothis member 150 is adjustably secured-the ends fofa U-shapedi member 1'51jbyrmean ⁇ s of *stud bol-ts ⁇ 152being embedded in member 150 *n and penetrating a slot 153 ini'the end portions of'memb'erfll. ⁇ .
- Tube' 137 flares ⁇ outwardly at the lower end thereofa's at 155 and has ⁇ a bearing '1156' similar to thethrust bearings shown in the-other .portions ofjthe drawings in awhi'ch hearingthe lower end; of shaft'135eis rota-t y' ably mounted, landfonf'fthe lower end offthis shaft afpinion T issecuredf y' Secured in ya .threadable manner or 'anyf'other suitable in *the lower "end: of portion 155 fa isingj158 which' ⁇ has 'bearingv1'59 ⁇ ineach .ft-hereof, onlyy onefbearling beingshown in f 158and has a propeller,162secured thereon by any
- the pipes 30 and-S31 supporting housing 40 can be 'folded along-the line 17() toay position beneath pipe Y26, and'adapted to'fold in front of pipes'31l and/de; the-Uv-shaped member 8O which can be: foldeduntil the-portion 82 rests against pipe 26, and then the housing 40 and the pipe supporting the same will be folded along the line'170fafter member 80 has beenl folded folded along the line-17 2 and the bracket 205 will be :foldedalong the line 17 3.
- Manuall'propelling means for 'a boat comprising a. bracket having means .for de-y t'a'chablyi securing the same to the stern of r ⁇ the boat, a housing on'said bracket, two vlongitudilially disposed pipesconnected :to said housin a housing connected to the other end of sai pipes, transverselydisposed tubular VVmembersamounted in said housing, sprocket wheelsvonv both ⁇ of saidw shafts, a Asprocket chain mounted in said tubularr members and ymounted 'on said sprocket wheelsytwo verti ⁇ 'callyextend'ingf tubes ymounted on the last housing and having a housing'secured vto the along ⁇ thc'f'line.'171.
- ' 'Back rest 210 will be lio Vtil-ons intoparallel vrelation with the longitu- Y i' vertically -disposedfftubes,
- cranksgxasseciated with said' last sprocket Wheel a-fvertically disposed shaft associated y with the housing on fthe' rear' of the two horigzo'ntally.
- ⁇ disposed tubes, ag-propeller shaft purposes, said-housings permitting the foldingiofthe partsintoparallel relation to each Y. other.k
- ay second sprocket Wheel mounted on theV rotatable member in:the front ⁇ housing, said sprocket .in the,V uppery housing, andthe 'lower housing :being .adaptedto' receive a; sprocket chain, a
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Oct. 6, 1931. R. T. CROSBY PROPELLING MEANS FOR BOATS AND THE LIKE Filed May 27. 193] 3 Sheets-Sheet l Oct. 6, 1931. R. T. cRsBY PROPELLING MEANS FOR BOATS AND THE LIKE Filed May 27, 1951 3 Sheets-Sheet 2 for 762mm/ INVENTOR.
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Oct. 6, 1931. R. T. CRBY 1,826,507
PROPELLING MEANS FOR BOATS ANI? THE LIKE ily-K1 I Patented 6V, 1931 mm-mci n "EeY'frQoEos/BY, oE GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA .rRorrELLIne'MEANsEoE iaoiits AND .THE LIKE Appiiea'cin,flied may', 27, 1931. serial 110.540,323.
This invention relates to a'propelling` attachmentadapitedto befsecured'to the stern of a boat withoutthenecessity of any changes 'whatever being made lin the boat andV withou-t'piereingthebottom or rear end thereof s v'and also the invention provides anpropelling junit which can be quickly attached to'- a boat Iand vwhen not desiredtobe'left on the'boat fcan be quicldyidetaehed therefrom' andV can g'bfe folded into a1 veryfsrnalll space and is thus -l rendered portable to the 'highestdeg'ree I Another object of this invention is to' pro-v vide" a Vp'ropellinglunit"'adapted Vto be at tached to' the stern of aboatwi'thout making lany 'changeswhatever in the bOat'and-also 'providing a unit 'havingaseata-nd aback therefo'r'f and integral therewth,} together Y withsteeringv mechanism all' self-contained within the unit thus' enabling the operator to zo Afacezi'orwardly and thus be able to ascertain the direction "being traveled bythe boat propelling 'and steering the-same; y Iam aware that heretofore,
various devices I ,have been provided 1inwhi'ch vthe operator.-l 25 sits'with his back toy the r front' of the boat,y
`4facingbaclmfard and vtlifus'jis handicapped in, notv being able to properly see* ahead lof Vthe Y 'v boat forproper steering, but in thisinvenktion.,th'ere is provide'da'stiucture which" is easily attachabletofa'boat and which can `propelled and manipulated while" the" Occuy "pant yof'theboatis'facingforward therein;-
Another obj-ect of thisinvention'is to pro vide a propelling unit adapted'to be propelled by hand or motor which unit; is foldfable and Y* lcan b'est'oredin a very smallspace for transj'iortation purposes andin fwhich, meansarev provided for seating-theoceupant of the boat in such mannerthathe will face forwardly V'in the'b'oat, and infthehand-,operated embodi- Vment of the invention, can propely the )boat and steer the samesimultaneo'usly and also @thema is proviaeafwah meanswherebyuie,
f 'mechanism may bevthrown -into reverse op- ,eration without` the necessityof changlnggdi'- retti-on of motion 'of the prepeliing'partof the deviceas means" are provided whereby the f steering apparatus canjbe'sofmampulated as' to; complete-ly reverse the pullY of the propeller to throw the mechanism into reverse without sprocket chainy` j a Figure 6' isv a cross v'along' the line 6-6 in Figure 1, omitting the twosprocket chains.
thenecessity of changing the direction of rotation of the various parts of the mechanism. 4 Some of the objects of the invention having been stated`,'other objects will appear as [the description proceeds when taken in conaccompanying drawings, in
ed tothe stern of a boat;`
v f yIig'u're 3' is a rear view of the rear portion oftheunit';` t U V t Figure 4' is a cross'sectional view taken alongtheline 4 4 in Figure 2, omitting' the sprocketfchain; j l
" Figure 5 is across sectional view taken along the line 5v'-5,in Figure 2, omittingthe sectional View taken .A shaft 72penetrates tube 61 and members '65 `and 1`66-and have'washe'rs 73and 711 there-vr 'on `with'nuts 75 and 76 on the respective ends of shaft' 72 for holding thel housing 27 and the partsl therein" in assembled condition. Surrounding the outer portion of members 65' and 66are the members 77 and 78 which v "members have secured thereto the ends 79 and 80 offfa U-shaped member 81 which U- shaped member'Sl'has the upwardly project- 'ing closed'end 82 in which a bolt 83 is'mounted and 'on which atreadle 84 is pivotally s mountedjto serve as a steering apparatus for -the propeller, said *treadle' having cords 85 and 86 secured thereto whichl passV through sheaves 87 and 88 lsecured on the lower side of" seatmember 21 and to the rear of the unitrvhere they pass over'sheaves 89y and 90 which rsheaveshave guards 91 and 92` therefor. vSheaves 89 and 9() are rotatably secured on members 93 and 94 which' are rotatab'lymounted inmembers 95 and 96-which members" 95 and 96 orm closurefmeans for the ends of housing'97which housing is made upo- fsections 198, 99 and 100 joined together in the same manner yas explained for hous- .turesqof-*boats"shouldrthegsame be;necessairy.y
curedtlierein racey rings 101 and V1,02 landl k*Within these gracel ringsfother race rings'103r between, said race rings 103 and 104 being iXedly secured n aftube 106. A shaft 107 loosely penetrates vtube`106 andprojects thru Vmembers 93 and 194.. andl alsogthrurmembers 110 an'd11'11 anditliru guards'QQl'fandfQZ and has nuts 112 and 113 onV the respectiyeends thereof thus forming a unit'which is held ings, the numeral` indicatesa portion of a boat which vhas a stern,indieated'by'refer# ence kcharacter 11V and -a rear. seat,.indicated' l,by reference character VIt is to.V such a boat that. my 'unit is; ,app lficable', although it is 'eyidentith'at the base Vmember of. my! unit. may be yari'e'dfeSl t0 1 Shape. t0.; Qthl* .@UQ-
l In the"` embodiment fof'my invention,y Lpro'- vVide :plate 153 hailing :arms-14gandffl5- which i fare adaptedftojflie flushsagainstgthetop of suitable means such@ as clamps'glj :an v 7517. .Plate 13 has a.d,o.Wm-ya rdfly-1` projecting seat portion; 12 and. `to- .begsecuredi*thereto,b
-ortionll 18 adapted.' tori-fit `lagigjugst the Cute? surface of stem Hand an pwagdl Y ,n
to'rfsupporting a cushioned)seat?21jWli'clfi Y fiswfsecuredbyany suitable. means -g-:such as secured to the lower. sideo seat121 #and support;l a pipe :25.Lwhichz-pipe has; acompanion pipe- 26 whichhas secured tothe oryvard' endthereof` a housing 27fiandlwitligtlieg i114 which.v .l communicate Ywith the' f. interiorl of housing 27 and adjustably seeuredtotheup- (per ends 'of pipes 301ml@ V3l `aregpipesj32 and f I 33 .Whichjare adjustjably, secured means sition' by means of clamps '36 37512538 fand 39,
of split, tubes 34 and 352beingfsecuredin-poclamps 37 and; 38 contraeting.Qtheiftubes v314 [and 35, Vand:clamps 36. and-239 preyenting pipes 32 and; 33 VVfrom sliding'-:downwardiany ff'further thanthe' point offadjustment-fV Piyotallyfsecured as a-t21a1oneach,side of ofthe transverse :back rest21ccand piyotally L secured on. each 'sidey of 'seat i'nemberi21 as at 20affare thev member-s i206v :eachol Twhich .has "slot 20c therein With notches20d' adapted .z vto cengag'e; apin 20e ron: .each Iof the -menibers 1 2lb-adjusting thelang arityoi' the back. rest.
f This ,f arrangement falso'allows; the back L rest y Toth. upped@I ltliefrpes.Swed 3.32 issen c K 'Which'. pipes 32 and 33 communicate. andV 104 have rotation with ballsflO there.,
ett-f housinghas a lid 41 fittingl over one. sideand tliereinto by means ycfa pressedit.y In this housino a transverse sha-ft 42l is mounted on Whichis liiXedly' secured Ia sprocket Wheel 43, andonkthle outer endsof thisshaftw42nare secured 'arfmsjv 44 .land 45, there being yfruits-46 and 47onbotl1 endsof 'shaft 42'for containing the unit in Vproper.'p )sition.` Arm 44 has mem-ber`48adjustably secured thereon by meansof a `collar 49 and a bolt 50Apenetrating member 48 and'beingadjustably nimmt-ed in slots v51v4 in member'44..,` On the-end of memb'er48 a suitable'haiidle`52 is mounted.
- yArm {4 5-.has La similar arrangementen the end `'thereof v"comprisingamember v 53 *andY colc .lar 54 and bolt 557 the slot being indicated by .proximate edges? serra-@d asjindicated along line ,63. .in FigureA 2; :and nortien 919 ,has l er1 inner, .poje'ctiong 64j over .which i .portion 28 snuglylits togforml afreinforced'. junction pointgfor the two f portions. fof .the housing'. Seoued-in thefclosed outer ends lof portions .27: ,andj29pofliousing28A are vmembersy 65 and 66Ycontainingiixed race rings'671and 6,8, and lrace rings 69, and 70 are iixedly; secured. .on
the ends oitubeV 61,saidlraoevrings having .ballsfl therebetweenf.Y` 1
cured therein. a hollownfember: 131'5b`y means ofset serein/i132' which member: 131 has fixedly 'secured thereinA a-zrace, ring; 133 which forms a thrust bearing with .race ring -1'3'4 .which is v QXedly securedon shaft` 135 whiclrshaftj has pinion or bevel: geart136 -whichmeshes .with pinion :or v ,bevely gear 137 fifxedly securedv `on ituluularmember'10G".v Rotatably secured in member 131 is at'ubel 137 which houses vshaft 4113.5. Securedon tube 137'. isa sheave 1381 on which cable 86' iswound several times there- "around afterpassing-ove'r sheave 89. and f-sheave :140 whichv sheave 5140";is mounted in i a' Uf-shaped bracket 141 which issecuredat its `upper lend to members; 142 andi14-3 surrounding members 95 and96,-and thisv Ufsh'aped n Abracket-is secured to-'tube 137 asat'144aa'nd also has-a; sheave 14'5on the other legthereof vand cablef86 after passingL thru' sheave A140 ,land over sheave 138, fpassesoveiwsheave 145 and overvsheave 90ba'ck to the other/side of trea'dl`ef-84, the latterwofgcablefSG beingindi- Y lcatedpinv Figure v2 bysthe'reference charac- Housing 9(A hasa lugf165integral,therewith 5 :Fixedly secu-red on 's 1(4).6 'fis a sprocket .39; 143111. endless @chain 139e: vconnects sprocket v139 Vwithz-sprocket62.
' ,which has: an A, L.up-ward'lyland5 laterally` pro- V jcctin-g, portion;lwhichzfis secured' to "the lowergside 'offseat portion `21-thus forming yanl integralstructure between bracket 19,y seat portion 21, housing QZ'and tubes v25 andv 2,65*
A Loosely securedrion-tube 137 is member 150. Vtoiw-hich member 141 ijssec'ulred` as at 144-an'd' Y tothis member 150 is adjustably secured-the ends fofa U-shapedi member 1'51jbyrmean`s of *stud bol-ts `152being embedded in member 150 *n and penetrating a slot 153 ini'the end portions of'memb'erfll.` .Thismeinber-15'1 clan'. be Y adjusted withfrelation'to member. `1'5Osoas to cause its closedend to set 'againstthe stern VendA of theboat to support thejportion of the A mechanism disposeddownwardly attherear a of the boat. Tube' 137 flares `outwardly at the lower end thereofa's at 155 and has `a bearing '1156' similar to thethrust bearings shown in the-other .portions ofjthe drawings in awhi'ch hearingthe lower end; of shaft'135eis rota-t y' ably mounted, landfonf'fthe lower end offthis shaft afpinion T issecuredf y' Secured in ya .threadable manner or 'anyf'other suitable in *the lower "end: of portion 155 fa isingj158 which'` has 'bearingv1'59 `ineach .ft-hereof, onlyy onefbearling beingshown in f 158and has a propeller,162secured thereon by any suitable means such asa nut 163.
vwardlyxthere-from to serve as a guardfor )the 'propeller-while theboat is moving forward.
4 When Vthedevice is not desired tobe used, bfifitis to bef transported kby they owner' after being removed rfrom, the boat, the pipes 30 and-S31 supporting housing 40 can be 'folded along-the line 17() toay position beneath pipe Y26, and'adapted to'fold in front of pipes'31l and/de; the-Uv-shaped member 8O which can be: foldeduntil the-portion 82 rests against pipe 26, and then the housing 40 and the pipe supporting the same will be folded along the line'170fafter member 80 has beenl folded folded along the line-17 2 and the bracket 205 will be :foldedalong the line 17 3. The propeller will be folded along line 174 and by vvpassingfa'*suitablefstrap or other confining means around the unit in folded condition it is seen that it can easily be transported from placejto place. It is seen that housing willuoccupy the dotted line position indi- `cated by referencecharacter 40 with a dotted ylead-line thereto in Figure 1 when in folded condition, and the other parts willl likewise be folded as'above described.
'In the drawings and specification, there has :been set forth a preferred embodiment of the invention'v and although specific terms are employed', they are used a generic and de` scriptive sense only and not, for purposes of limitation, the scope ofthe invention being set forth in the appended claims.
*Vv-Claims:v f l 1. A portable propelling device for small water craft comprising a bracket and means for removably securing ythe same to the stern of the craft, al longitudinallyy disposed porftion a vertically disposed portionr pivotally secured! to the frontend'of the longitudinal portion, a second vertically disposed portion pivotallyT vsecured tothe rear end of the longitudinal portion, a propellery on the lowerportion of they last vertical portion, driving 'means'onthe upper endof the iirstfvertical portion, driving," connections between the driving means and the propeller 'extending within the longitudinal and two vertical portions and' connections between allof saidportions permitting folding of the vertical por-A dinalp'ortion. f i
. 2; Manuall'propelling means for 'a boat comprising a. bracket having means .for de-y t'a'chablyi securing the same to the stern of r`the boat, a housing on'said bracket, two vlongitudilially disposed pipesconnected :to said housin a housing connected to the other end of sai pipes, transverselydisposed tubular VVmembersamounted in said housing, sprocket wheelsvonv both `of saidw shafts, a Asprocket chain mounted in said tubularr members and ymounted 'on said sprocket wheelsytwo verti` 'callyextend'ingf tubes ymounted on the last housing and having a housing'secured vto the along` thc'f'line.'171.' 'Back rest 210 will be lio Vtil-ons intoparallel vrelation with the longitu- Y i' vertically -disposedfftubes, fa sprocket *chain x Y* i .upper'end cofsai-dlast tubes, asecond.sprocketvm i yvvheelon the'housingfon'fthe lower end ofsaid mounted on said sprocket wheel in saidupper housing and said lower housing, propelling.
cranksgxasseciated with said' last sprocket Wheel, a-fvertically disposed shaft associated y with the housing on fthe' rear' of the two horigzo'ntally. `disposed tubes, ag-propeller shaft purposes, said-housings permitting the foldingiofthe partsintoparallel relation to each Y. other.k
1 5 3:5 'Inlapropelling-device'.for ja boat, a horiontallydisposed portion, means for attaching .the horizontally disposedA portionv tothe sterny ofa--boat,2 a vertically ydisposedportion Y havingy driving means thereon, av`vertically disposedf portion *extending Vdovvnvvfardly ,"tvveenfthe driving-means andsaid propeller shaft, steering: means, the driving, means, 'l stee'ringfaneans, land propeller shaft, being Afoldable withrelationV to the horiz.ontal'ly dis#A fromA the vjrearfof the, b oat andV having adriving' shaft therein, al propellershaft connected a to the lower end '.ofsaiddriving shaft-and having a propeller vjthe'reon, connections be# y'posedportion.; f
' [4L 'In ya manually "operated:*propelling deingr, anoljv extending upwardly and having housingthereolnjasprocketwheel 1n vsaid upiper-housing, Sja" ;lsprocket vvchain onfsald sprocket`.` Wheel `and;extending :.thru said upvv'vardly' extending-tubes aY sprocket Wheel Vthe*housingfion;*theffront end. of salid.l y;ilongitudinfa'llye.y disposed' tubes a 4on Y-gwhichsaidvs eoond sprocket chain is mounted,
anhousing on'the'rearf end ofsaid longitudi#V i nallypf..disposedV tubes having a Vtransafersely disposed-shaft with the sprocket Wheel therefoldable with relation tov ther'longitudinally disposed portionfy 'v 5."1n "aV manually. .o perf'tted propelling. de-V ;vice for boats, two longitudinally: disposed .tubes having a sprocketchainltherein,a rear fhousingand a' front-housing secured tofs'aid .tubesp transverselyzdisposed `rotatable ineni- Y bers insaid housing, vertically :disposed tubes `se'curedfto gthe; 'fronti` housing and extending y upwardly` and i having an-upper housing; secured tothe other end thereof,.a sprocket lwheelv in saidA upper. housing,n ay second sprocket Wheel mounted on theV rotatable member in:the front` housing, said sprocket .in the,V uppery housing, andthe 'lower housing :being .adaptedto' receive a; sprocket chain, a
bevel gear mounted; .on therotatable IneInber in'V the .rear housing-having engagement with `abe'vel gear mounted ontheupper .end offa vertically. 'disposed shaft,"A a propeller `shaft mounted.V on Ithe Vlower end `Vofthe `propeller operating shaft, gearingmeans pivotally secured to the fronthousingfthe upper-housing and the vgearing fmeansbeingfoldable .with relation to the horizontally'disposed tubes.'y
6. Ina manually: operatedpropellingaunit `lfor. boats, -means for reinovablyattaching the `.saine 'tof thestern of'aboat, a` longitudinally vdisposedisprocket; chain,V a sprocket lat each end ofthe sprocke'tfchainfa casii'igvv for said sprocket chain'and sprockets, a vertifrzall'yV disposedsprocket;chainhaving operableenigagev Vnient withthe front end'of'the longitudinally .disposed `sprocket,chain, ineans' -forf driving '.theverticallydisposed sprocket chain, a (verticallydisposed 'tubular nernbermounted at .the rear jendof the 'longitudinally' disposed rsprocket chain,"a'rota"table shaft mountedin .K-lsaid'ftubular. Imember and"V having operative engage'inentwith the longitudinally disposed n .sprocket chain, apropellerkhaving operative y p y y engagement vv'ithf'fSLl4 verticallyv Ydisposed vice nfor boats and the like, a bracket for securing the sainevto agboat, a: longitudinally f' disposed setV-.of'pipes having a sprocketgchain fthe-rein, a housing-lon .the front Lendo ofvsaid shaft, thel conne@tions y, between fthe '.1 two sprocket chain casings andthevertic'ally. disposed tubularjineinber permitting' foldability '`of'the' .sprocket chainsv in their casings and the verticallyv disposed tubular member into parallel re1ation.l; i
. 7., In a manually-operatedpropelling unit for boatsfand the like, la..11.ngitudinallyldisposed *propeller shaft Vhaving a propeller thereon, "a Y vertically disposed'fsha-ft having engagement with,l the *propeller*v shaft, .a' longitudinally disposed sprocket: chain :having *engagement` Wit-hv said verticallydisposed shaft, a vertically disposed sprockettc'hain having` engagement with thef longitudinally disposed sprocket "h'ainf pivotalmountings `rbetween the.; vertically"y disposedy sprocket chainV y and the longitudinally. s disposed "sprocket chain, y, pivotalV :mountings vr'between the longitudinally. disposed sprocket `chain and the vertically'di'spo'sedshaft,.a seat ineinber ,Secured fon the casing., for'fthe longitlfldi-vr nally n disposedy Sprocket ,chain "and having. a
:foldingabak meinber attached. i thereto, the pivotal .points between thesprocketf chains and "their casings, andthe vertically disposed shaft being'such astoperinit folding of the Y Vsprocket chains andthe verticallyrfdispos'ed shaft and the backresty for theseatfportion into parallel yrelatioi'i to .eachother.'v
` 8; Inal manually propelled unit fortboats and'thi-zilke,"V a seat 'member associated with EEC) s'id unit so disposed as to permit the oecupant rto face rthe front of 'the boat while o Y propelling the uit, steeringwmeans adopted f to be operated bythe foot ofthe occupantl of i 5 the seat, theelements of the unit being fold fable kinto parallel relation to-eaoh other. 1
, In testimony whereofl aiiix m signature. f RO'Y T. ROSBY.
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| US2633096A (en) * | 1948-07-28 | 1953-03-31 | C L Rayfield Company | Manually operated outboard motor |
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| US3010421A (en) * | 1960-06-30 | 1961-11-28 | Perkins Wallace | Boat propelling and steering means |
| US3256851A (en) * | 1962-02-06 | 1966-06-21 | Ackerman Albert Giles | Transom drive for inboard motorboats |
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