5hp Propane

5hp Propane

5hp Propane

Product catalog summary
Overview
The document provides detailed information about the Mercury Marine 5 hp FourStroke Propane outboard engine, highlighting its eco-friendly features, specifications, and benefits.

Key Features
  • Runs on conventional propane, offering a cleaner alternative to gasoline with 30% lower exhaust emissions.
  • Equipped with an auto propane-shutoff valve for enhanced safety.
  • Lightweight and portable, starting at just 27 kg.
  • No fuel priming required, with a manual choke for fast and reliable starts.
  • Includes a 12 Volt, 4 Amp / 50-Watt charging system for battery or electronics charging.
  • Features a reverse-thrust exhaust relief hole and a 6-inch high-thrust propeller.

Sail Power Models
Designed specifically for sailboats, these models include an alternator and provide more thrust to manage larger boats.

Specifications
  • High displacement of 123 cc, delivering a true 5 hp power output.
  • Operates at a maximum RPM range of 5000 - 6000.
  • Single-cylinder engine with a bore and stroke of 59 x 45 mm.
  • Fuel induction through a 2-Valve (OHV) system and ignition via CDI Ignition.
  • Propane mixer fuel system with optional alternator and standard battery charger in some models.
  • Water-cooled cooling system and manual starting mechanism.
  • Gear ratio of 2.15:1 with forward-neutral-reverse (F-N-R) gear shift.
  • Available in different shaft lengths: 15, 20, and 25 inches.
  • Dry weight varies from 27.2 kg to 29.1 kg depending on the model.

Additional Features
  • Easy and safe fuel hose connection with a shut-off valve.
  • Operator warning system for oil pressure and over-rev conditions.

Conclusion
The Mercury Marine 5 hp FourStroke Propane outboard engine offers a reliable, portable, and eco-friendly solution for boating, with the convenience of using propane fuel.
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Catalog excerpts

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New 5hp Propane Outboard • Runs on conventional propane, a convenient alternative to gasoline • Eco-friendly and clean-burning with 30 % lower exhaust emissions compared to gasoline • Auto propane-shutoff valve on outboard for safety • Light and portable, starting at just 27 kg • No fuel priming required • Manual choke for fast, reliable starts • Easy-to-reach shift lever

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Sail Power Sail Power models are designed for sailboats and feature an alternator and more thrust to control larger boats. Features • 2 Volt, 4 Amp / 50-Watt charging 1 system with cable to charge battery or other electronics • everse-thrust exhaust relief hole R • -inch high-thrust propelle

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Choke for fast and easy starts The manual choke enriches the fuel-to-air ratio, delivering fast and easy starts, particularly when the engine is cold. 10 HOURS* of BOATING With 9 kg standard Propane tank * Approximate operating time at 5,000 rpm Easy and safe fuel hose connection Fuel hose connector threads quickly and easily to the outboard and contains a shut-off valve to safely stop the flow of propane when disconnected.

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Mercury’s new 5 hp FourStroke Propane outboard provides more convenience and less hassle. Now you can power your boat with the same propane used for your grill and eliminate the need to haul gasoline. The 5 hp FourStroke Propane outboard with a large 123 cc displacement offers best-in-class power by delivering a true 5 hp - something our competition can’t claim. Sail Power Sail Power Shallow Water Drive * Dry Weight: Lightest Version model, excludes engine oil, rigging, hardware © 2020 BRUNSWICK MARINE IN EMEA PN: 9M0102330

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