Outboard motor definition

Outboard motor means a detachable self-contained propulsion unit, excluding

Outboard motor means a detachable self-contained propulsion unit, excluding fuel supply, used to propel a vessel.

Outboard motor means an internal combustion engine

Examples of Outboard motor in a sentence

• A1.6 Outboard motor remote fuel tanks and flexible fuel lines shall be as supplied by the manufacturers for that purpose.

• Outboard motor remote (below floor level) fuel tanks and flexible fuel lines shall be as supplied by the manufacturer for that purpose and conform to Australian Standards and providing the tank is below the fuel delivery system, do not require fuel shut off valves affixed to the petrol fuel tank.

• Titling of Watercraft and Outboard Motors (ORC 1548.01, 1548.03, and 1548.06)No person is permitted to sell, purchase or otherwise acquire any of the following without a certificate of title:• Outboard motor of 10 horsepower or greater,• Watercraft 14 feet or greater in length,• Watercraft less than 14 feet in length with a permanently affixed mechanical means of propulsion of 10 horsepower or greater.

• ADDITIONAL COVERAGES: Tender & Outboard: We also cover your Tender and its Outboard motor which is used in conjunction with the insured Vessel.

• Outboard motor and options must be selected based on boat size and use.

More Definitions of Outboard motor

Outboard motor means an internal combustion engine capable of being externally mounted at the stern of a vessel which provides the transfer of power to move a vessel through the water;

Outboard motor means any self-contained internal combustion propulsion system, excluding fuel supply, which is used to propel a vessel and which is detachable as a unit from the vessel.

Outboard motor means the outboard motor shown on the Declaration Page including its fuel tanks, battery and electric starting equipment. Trailer means the trailer shown on the Declaration Page. Miscellaneous Accessories mean the on-board accessories and equipment which are not permanently attached to the boat(s) we insure and pertain to its use and safety. This includes boat covers, anchors, life preservers, lines, fire extinguishers, seat cushions, flares, horns, flaps, batteries, boxes, battery chargers, pumps, sails and similar equipment. Miscellaneous accessories do not include water skis or other water related sports equipment. Insured Perils We insure the items described in the Policy Declarations or attached schedule against All Risks of direct physical loss or damage, subject to the following terms and conditions. LOSS OR DAMAGE NOT INSURED We do not insure:

Outboard motor means an outboard motor subject to registration under Chapter31, Parks and Wildlife Code.

Outboard motor means the outboard motor shown on the Declaration Page including its fuel tanks, battery, and electric starting equipment.

Outboard motor has the meaning assigned by Section 31.003, Parks and Wildlife Code. (8-a) "Performance standards" means reasonable standards that are mutually developed and agreed to by a manufacturer and a dealer relating to:

Outboard motor means a mechanical combustion engine manufactured