Inboards

Tied up along the wharves are junks, sampans, old Chris-craft inboards, an antique U.S. Coast Guard destroyer fitted over as a nightclub. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Looking inboards, the helm and steering apparatus were undamaged, as was also the binnacle, although this had a severe list to starboard; but, the skylight in the centre of the poop had been swept away, as well as a portion of the bulwarks on the side that had been under water, the rasping of the mizzen-mast having sawn them off flush with the deck. ❋ J. [Illustrator] Schonberg (N/A)

Participants will learn to troubleshoot problems in the fuel, lubrication, electrical, filtering, cooling, exhaust and drive systems of diesel and gas inboards, stern drives and outboards two-cycle and four-stroke. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Learn to troubleshoot problems in the fuel, lubrication, electrical, cooling, exhaust and drive systems of diesel and gas inboards, stern drives and outboards two-cycle and four-stroke. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Unlike early 747s, which have inboard and outboard triple-slotted devices, the - 8's outboard flaps are single-slotted and the inboards are double-slotted. ❋ Unknown (2010)

There are several systems in place on all outboards, or inboards for that matter, that allow for quick, easy and thorough flushing of the engine and water pump.

Zillges said the second difference is most compelling: that Stillwater is building inboards by purchasing engines and "marrying" items to them. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Park Boat Powersports also sells and services Yamaha and Suzuki outboards, Volvo and Mercrusiser inboards and outboards, and Honda and Arctic Cat all-terrain vehicles. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I could get along and the motion of the ship would allow me, being buffeted backwards and forwards like a shuttlecock between the bulwarks and deck-house in my progress onwards, as well as drenched by the spray, which came hurtling inboards over the main-chains from windward as it was borne along by the breeze, wetting everything amidships and soaking the main-sail as if buckets of water were continually poured over it, although the air was quite dry and the sun still shining full upon its swelling surface. ❋ William Heysham Overend (1874)