Outboard Marine Corporation

Erik R Jorgensen

Gregory J Binversie

Paul W Breckenfeld

Wolfram Hellmich

Theodore J Holtermann

Peter W Brown

Francis A McGinnity

Todd D Craft

Robert L Niemchick

George T Gillespie

Jerry A Hladilek

Two-stroke engine piston bowl configurations

A lubricant supply system for a two-stroke internal combustion engine, which system includes first and second adjacently located and substantially sealed crankcase chambers which alternately experience high and low pressure conditions which are out of phase with respect to the occurrence thereof, first and second oil supply passages respectively communicating with the first and second crankcase chambers, an oil supply circuit including an oil supply chamber adapted to contain oil and having therein a formation including therein a recess isolated from the oil supply chamber and communicating with the first and second oil supply passages, a metering rod including therein an indentation and supported in the oil supply chamber for movement in the formation between a first position wherein the indentation is located in the oil chamber, thereby affording filling of the indentation with oil, and a second position wherein the indentation is located in the formation in communication with the recess, thereby affording supplying of the oil in the indentation to the sealed crankcase chambers, and a mechanism for effecting movement of the oil metering rod between the first and second positions.

Oil lubricating system for a two-stroke internal combustion engine

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Burlington, WI, United States of America

Erik R Jorgensen