New Oem Mercury 5hp 5m 4-stroke Outboard Engine on 2040-parts.com
Farmingdale, New Jersey, US
If mounting directly to a boat transom: Measure from the top of the transom down to the bottom of the hull or keel (lowest point). Measure the area of the transom directly where the engine will be mounted. See diagram below. If using an auxiliary mounting bracket: With the bracket in the down position, measure from the top of the bracket’s mounting surface down to the bottom of the hull or keel (lowest point where engine will be mounted). Tip: For most auxiliary applications, it is possible to use a longer shaft length than what is called for, provided there is sufficient clearance when the engine is in the up position. This can be especially useful in heavy seas. If measuring an existing outboard:Measure from the inside top of mounting bracket down to anti-cavitation plate above propeller (this is the largest plate/fin directly above the propeller). See diagram below. Height Measurement: Recommended Shaft Length: 14” – 17.25” 15” Shaft (Short) 17.25” – 19.5” Varies by application – contact boat mfg. 19.5” – 22.5” 20” Shaft (Long) 22.5” – 27” 25” Shaft (Extra-Long) Acceptable payments are: Visa, Master Card, Discover, Certified Check, PayPal or Personal Checks. If you have any questions or if you need any help with your purchase please call 732-751-1200 Thank you for your time and interest.
HP @ Prop: 5
kW @ Prop: 3.7
Cylinder/Configuration: 1
Displacement (CID/cc): 7.5/123
Bore & Stroke (in): 2.32in x 1.77in
Bore & Stroke (mm): 59mm x 45mm
Cooling System: Water-cooled with thermostat
Starting: Manual
Gear Ratio: 2.15:1
Gear Shift: F-N-R
Trim Positions: 6
Exhaust System: Through prop
Shallow water drive: Yes
Recommended Oil: Mercury 4-Stroke Outboard Oil
Oil Capacity: 300 mL / 10 oz
Fuel: 87 octane/up to 10% ethanol
Integral Fuel Tank (Gal): 0.4 (1.1L)
Shaft Length (inches): 15 in
Dry Weight (lbs.): 55
CARB Star Rating: 3
Meets or exceeds all Federal
EPA emission standards
California C.A.R.B.
three star rating
for ultra low emissions
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