Abstract: An adapter for accommodating variations in size and design of outboard motor powerheads, to couple a power steering servo unit thereto, utilizing existent mounting brackets and steering brackets without restriction on powerhead use, characterized by an anchor socket pivoted on a transverse mounting bracket axis to secure a motor operated tiller member at a fixed steering position that shifts its steering center eccentrically with respect to the turning center of the powerhead, the anchor socket accommodating angular displacement caused by said eccentricity.

Abstract: A remote steering control for outboard powerheads on boats, having a reversible motor and pinion mounted on a bracket moving with the powerhead engaging a tiller segment on the motor mount, steering right and left in response to a remote and portable hand held control.

Abstract: A hand held control for the operational functions of the outboard powerhead of a boat, having reversible motor drives for steering, shifting and throttling, and a circuit for controlling each function.

Abstract: Cooperative supports for fishing rods and the like wherein upwardly open U-shaped and V-shaped members are individually swiveled on vertically mounted axes, the U-shaped member being resilient with detents of varied size for the reception of a range of rod diameters at one end thereof, and the V-shaped member being rigid and with a rack and pinion manually operable and held by detent action to engage and snub a range of rod diameters at the other end thereof, the two dissimilar supports releasably securing the handle at said one end and the tip portion at said other end of the rod for its safe storage.

Abstract: A watering device for confined poultry is offered. The watered includes an upwardly opening cup, and a valve mechanism at the cup bottom. Ears extend from the cup over a valve body to retain the valve body in the cup. These ears can be provided with extensions for engaging a flotation member so as to dispose the flotation member and a valve pin in upright positions even when little or no water is present in the cup. A mounting base attaches to at least one bar of the poultry confinement area, and supports the cup and valve on the cage bar. A cup upper lip has at least one recess adapted to engage a cage bar so as to mount the waterer in a position accessible to the confined poultry.

Abstract: A center flow animal waterer for coupled engagement to a pressured water supply and comprised of a valve-nipple-boot assembly retained within a body having a downstream flow restriction for limiting flow and having an upstream orifice restricting the supply of water to protect the boot which yieldingly supports the valve and nipple for angular displacement from a seat on the boot.