WATERCRAFT ROTISSERIE
A watercraft rotisserie system that enables the mounting of a watercraft for maintenance purposes, the watercraft rotisserie includes two L-shaped poles that extend vertically from a horizontal square bar. The poles include attachments for mounting brackets on each pole that enable the placement of the watercraft onto the brackets. The brackets are rotatable and therefore allow for the movement of the watercraft once the watercraft is placed in the brackets.
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a brace and bracket system for placement of a watercraft during restoration, repair or painting.
2. Description of Related Art
Many boat owners must make constant repairs, restorations and paintings of their boat(s) during the lifetime of usage. This maintenance requires removing the boat from the water and placing it in a mounted position while the boat is being repaired. Many times these mounting systems are used to mount and stabilize the boat are stationary and therefore limited in the ability to maneuver the boat once placed in the bracket. Consequently there is a need for various watercraft bracket systems that enable more maneuverability of the watercraft once the boat is within the bracket.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThe present invention relates to a watercraft rotisserie system for mounting a watercraft to perform maintenance. The watercraft rotisserie includes two L-shaped poles that extend vertically from a horizontal square bar. The poles include attachments for mounting brackets on each pole that enable the placement of the watercraft onto the brackets. The brackets are rotatable and therefore allow for the movement of the watercraft once the watercraft is placed in the brackets. The rotisserie according to the present invention includes wheels and may be adjustable in width and height to accommodate various sized watercrafts.
The present invention relates to a watercraft rotisserie system that provides a bracketing and mounting system for a boat. The watercraft rotisserie in accordance with the present invention includes two poles that extend vertically from a horizontal square bar. The poles include attachments for mounting brackets on each pole that enable the placement of the watercraft onto the brackets. The brackets are rotatable and therefore allow for the movement of the watercraft once the watercraft is placed in the brackets. The rotisserie according to the present invention includes wheels and may be adjustable in width and height to accommodate various sized watercrafts.
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Claims
1. A watercraft rotisserie for supporting a watercraft comprising:
- a. a square bar extending horizontally
- b. a L-shaped pole extending out of each end of the square bar; and
- c. a mounting bracket movably attached to each L-shaped pole.
2. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 1, where the square bar is mounted onto at least one wheel bracket.
3. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 2, where a wheel is attached to each wheel bracket.
4. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 1, where a first L-shaped pole includes a rear mount and said rear mount includes a first mounting bracket, wherein the first mounting bracket vertically slides along the length of the first L-shaped pole.
5. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 1, where a second L-shaped pole includes a nosepiece mount where the nosepiece mount includes a second mounting bracket, where the second mounting bracket vertically slides along the length of the second L-shaped pole, where the second mounting bracket is locked into place with a locking pin and includes a tube extending from the bracket connecting to a shaft with a lip extending from the shaft.
6. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 4, where a lip extends at the far end of the rear mount that is held in place through a series of locking pins.
7. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 6, where the first mounting bracket includes an opening and a tube extending from the first mounting bracket, where the tube connects to a stem that extends from a crossbar.
8. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 7, where the stem is held into place with a locking pin.
9. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 6, where the crossbar includes cross brackets and the cross brackets are on each side of the stem.
10. The watercraft rotisserie according to claim 9, where each cross bracket includes a lip extending horizontally from each respective bracket.
Type: Application
Filed: Jul 1, 2013
Publication Date: Jan 1, 2015
Inventor: Steven David Bredemann (Azusa, CA)
Application Number: 13/932,175
International Classification: B63C 15/00 (20060101);