HANGKAI Outboard Motors,HANGKAI 6HP 2 Stroke Heavy Duty Outboard Motor Boat Engine w/Water Cooling System

• UPC   738627763472
• Fast & Powerful: A 2-stroke outboard boat engine with a maximum output of 4.4kw and 6hp, and a maximum speed of 5500rpm, provides you with unparalleled speed. The streamlined design of a 7'' three-blade propeller can reduce water resistance and provide stronger power during operation. Small & Fuel-efficient: As an outboard motor, it is relatively small(43.3*14.56*21.26in) and lightweight(45.3lbs), making it very suitable for small ships and people who frequently navigate short distances. An efficient carburetor burns fuel more fully, with a fuel consumption rate of 0.66gal/h not only saving fuel but also reducing expenses. Selected Material: Lightweight and sturdy aluminum alloy, combined with spray painting technology, provides excellent corrosion resistance, wear resistance, heat resistance, shock resistance, deformation resistance, and other properties. You can use it with confidence in fresh water and salt water. NOTICE: Please add gear oil to the gears before using the motor and replace gear oil after the run-in period (10 hours). (If you do not know how to handle this, please let sellers know) Cylinder Scoring is a serious damage, which caused by improper use and will cost you a lot of money to repair the motor. 1. DON'T start the motor on the shore 2. DON'T use the motor when it stops coming out of water. Even if you want to test the motor, it should be done in the river! Engine oil type Genuine or recommended 2stroke engine oil Lubrication System Engine oil mixed. Engine oil mixing ratio Fuel 50: Engine oil 1. Gear oil quantity 195ml(6.6 fl.oz.) Tightening torque for engine. Spark plug 25.0Nm(18.4 ft-lb) (2.55 kgf-m) Engine oil drain bolt 18.0Nm(13.3 ft-lb) (1.84 kgf-m) Short shaft Boat Botor: 40cm/15Inch Use Tips - 1.Recommended motor engine oil for 2-stroke outboard engines. 2.195ml of gear oil volume. 3.Press the button on the carburetor to cut it off. 4. Thrust: 300-750 kilograms, with a speed of around 20-10 kilometers per hour (depending on the water area, and ship load, the speed may vary). The heavier the load, the slower the speed