Snowmobile

Claim 2

A snowmobile assembly comprising: a body having a front portion, a right side surface, a left side surface and a rear portion; a steering ski suspended from said front portion of the body; an engine-driven caterpillar unit suspended from said rear portion of the body; side bumpers projecting outwardly from the right and the left side surfaces of the body and defining a maximum width of the body, each of said side bumpers forming grips for enabling said snowmobile to be held by an individual; a rear grip being mounted on said rear portion of the body; and a carrier, said carrier includes wheels operatively connected to side frames thereof, said side frames being of a predetermined distance from one another and forming a width therebetween greater than said maximum width, each of said side frames having a support member for engaging said side bumpers to permit the snowmobile to be elevated relative to a ground surface, wherein said snowmobile includes a steering bar and said carrier includes a connecting bar for connecting said side frames relative to each other, said connecting bar being disposed beneath said steering bar and above said side bumpers.

Claim 3

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the center of gravity of the snowmobile is located between the side bumpers and the rear grip.

Claim 4

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said side bumpers and said rear grip are U-shaped members to permit an individual to grasp said side bumpers and said rear grip for holding the same.

Claim 5

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , wherein, when said snowmobile is inclined to a predetermined degree, said side bumpers, projecting outwardly from said right and left side of said body, engage a ground surface.

Claim 6

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said carrier further includes a suspending member for securing to said rear grip of said snowmobile for maintaining said snowmobile at an elevated position.

Claim 7

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , and further including support members being secured to said side frames of said carrier for engaging said side bumpers.

Claim 8

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 6 , wherein said carrier is adapted to be manually tilted for permitting said support members to be engaged with said side bumpers and thereafter manually rotated downwardly for permitting said snowmobile to be elevated relative to a ground surface.

Claim 9

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said side bumpers prevent said right and left side surfaces from being damaged.

Claim 10

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said side bumpers have lateral extending members connectively attached by a member essentially perpendicular therebetween.

Claim 11

A snowmobile assembly comprising: a body having a front portion, a right side surface, a left side surface and a rear portion, said body includes an engine compartment formed in front of a floor of said body, said floor being formed rearwardly from the engine compartment for forming a standing space for a rider on the floor; a steering ski including a steering shaft being suspended from the front portion of the body, said steering shaft includes an upper portion projecting upwardly from said steering ski; a power-driven caterpillar unit suspended from the rear portion of the body; a steering bar attached to a steering post supported for back-and-forth swinging motion on the upper portion of the steering shaft of the steering ski, said steering bar being operated by the rider standing on a floor extending over the caterpillar unit; a body cover for the covering said body, said body cover includes a lid for covering an opening formed on a rearward surface of the body cover to permit the engine compartment and the standing space to be in communication with each other; and a carrier, said carrier includes wheels operatively connected to side frames thereof, said side frames being of a predetermined distance from one another and forming a width therebetween greater than said maximum width, each of said side frames having a support member for engaging said side bumpers to permit the snowmobile to be elevated relative to a ground surface, wherein said carrier includes a connecting bar for connecting said side frames relative to each other, said connecting bar being disposed beneath said steering bar and above said side bumpers.

Claim 12

A snowmobile assembly comprising: a body having a front portion, a right side surface, a left side surface and a rear portion, said body includes an engine compartment formed in front of a floor of said body, said floor being formed rearwardly from the engine compartment for forming a standing space for a rider on the floor; a steering ski including a steering shaft being suspended from the front portion of the body, said steering shaft includes an upper portion projecting upwardly from said steering ski; a power-driven caterpillar unit suspended from the rear portion of the body; a steering bar attached to a steering post supported for back-and-forth swinging motion on the upper portion of the steering shaft of the steering ski, said steering bar being operated by the rider standing on a floor extending over the caterpillar unit; a body cover for the covering said body, said body cover includes a lid for covering an opening formed on a rearward surface of the body cover to permit the engine compartment and the standing space to be in communication with each other; and a carrier, said carrier includes wheels operatively connected to side frames thereof, said side frames being of a predetermined distance from one another and forming a width therebetween greater than said maximum width, each of said side frames having a support member for engaging said side bumpers to permit the snowmobile to be elevated relative to a ground surface, wherein said carrier includes a connecting bar for connecting said side frames relative to each other, said connecting bar being disposed beneath said steering bar and above said side bumpers.

Claim 13

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 10 , wherein removal of said lid exposes at least a battery and an oil tank disposed adjacent thereto.

Claim 14

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 10 , and further including a right side bumper being positioned on said right side surface of said snowmobile and left side bumper being positioned on said left side surface of said snowmobile, said right and left side bumper having lateral extending members connectively attached by a member essentially perpendicular therebetween, and further including a rear grip mounted on the rear portion of said snowmobile.

Claim 15

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 12 , wherein said right and left side bumpers and said rear grip are U-shaped members to permit an individual to grasp said side bumpers and said rear grip for holding the same.

Claim 16

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 10 , wherein, when said snowmobile is inclined to a predetermined degree, one of said right and left side bumpers having lateral extending members connectively attached by a member essentially perpendicular therebetween, projecting outwardly from said right and left side of said body, engage a ground surface.

Claim 17

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 10 , wherein said carrier further includes a suspending member for securing to said rear grip of said snowmobile for maintaining said snowmobile at an elevated position.

Claim 18

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 10 , and further including support members being secured to said side frames of said carrier for engaging said right and left side bumpers.

Claim 19

The snowmobile assembly according to claim 16 , wherein said carrier is adapted to be manually tilted for permitting said support members to be engaged with said right and left side bumpers and thereafter manually rotated downwardly for permitting said snowmobile to be elevated relative to a ground surface.