Cooling system for a marine propulsion device
作者： Rodney M. Caldwell , Keith W. Schmidt , Matthew W. Jaeger
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摘要: A cooling system for a marine vessel is configured to allow all water flow out of the circuit naturally and under influence gravity when removed from body water. All conduits are sloped downwardly rearwardly within an opening through its transom. Traps avoided so that residual not retained locations after natural draining process complete. The transom at or below in order facilitate without need operator intervention.
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