Boat and trundling mechanism

Claim 1

IN COMBINATION WITH A SMALL BOAT HAVING AN OUTBOARD MOTOR MOUNTED ON THE STERN TRANSOM OF THE BOAT; A HOLLOW MOUNTING TUBE AFFIXED TO THE STERM TRANSCOM OF SAID BOAT WITH AN OPEN LOWER END CONTIGUOUS TO AND AT SUBSTANTIALLY THE LEVEL OF THE KEEL HEEL OF THE BAT, A TRUNDLING MECHANISM COMPRISING A POST SNUGLY AND REMOVABLY INSERTABLE INTO SAID TUBE, MEANS NON-ROTATABLY LOCKING SAID POST IN SAID TUBE, A SUPPORT RING ADJUSTABLE ALONG THE LENGTH OF SAID POST, SITUATED THEREON TO CONTACT THE LOWER END OF SAID TUBE WHEN SAID POST IS LOCKED THEREIN, AXIS MEANS ACROSS SAID POST AT THE LOWER END THEREOF, AND WHEELS ROTATABLY MOUNTED ON SAID AXIS MEANS AT THE ENDS THEREOF, THE SAID POST, AXLE AND WHEELS WHEN ON THE BOAT BEING DIMENSIONED TO PLACE THE TRUNDLING MECHANISM FORWARDLY WITH THE WHEELS SOMEWHAT BELOW THE LOWER OUTBOARD PORTION OF THE OUTBOARD MOTOR MOUNTED ON THE TRANSCOM OF THE BOAT, SAID TRUNDLING MECHANISM THEREBY NOT INTERFERING WITH NORMAL OPERATION OF THE OUTBOARD MOTOR EVEN THOUGH SUCH MECHANISM BE LEFT ON THE BOAT WHEN THE LATTER IS WATERBORNE.