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Eaton Powernaut Sterndrives
Eaton Mfg. Co.
Madison Hts, Michigan
Along with Volvo-Penta, the Eaton Powernaut was one of the few sterndrive units available in 1961 and was tested in that year's June issue of Popular Science. One of the interesting features of the Eaton Powernaut was that it allowed the user to swing the lower unit 180 degrees until completely inverted. This allowed for greater ease in maintenance of the propeller. In 1961, the Eaton Powernaut was available matched with a Dearborn Interceptor 85 HP (144 cu. in) or 100 HP (170 cu. in).
1962 Information
Eaton Powernaut in 1962 AeroCraft Brochure
