Mariner F6HP Outboard, Long Shaft, Tiller Handle outboard.

One of the most recent additions to the Mariner range the 6HP  long shaft engine which carry on the tradition of offering big motor features with small motor economy. The engine has been designed with ease of use in mind with very smooth acceleration  and a twist-grip throttle on the tiller. It also comes with the largest displacement powerhead in the class and a 5 year warranty for leisure users as standard.

Why we like it

This engine is still only 27KG and hence can still be lifted easily and provides that extra bit of power that is often very handy.

 

Features :

Reliability

CDI Ignition offers maintenance-free dependability and easy starting.
Superior corrosion protection provides longer life.

Performance

Large displacement engine provides excellent low to mid-range power.
Quiet, smooth-running and smoke free operation.

Running  Quality

Through prop exhaust buries the engine noise underwater  for even quieter running.
6  trim positions plus shallow water drive allow easy access to remote areas.
Vibration isolated twist grip throttle provides a smooth interaction with the engine.

Technology

Visual low pressure warning system.
Decompression system for quick, effortless one hand starting.

5-Year Warranty

Five-year limited non-declining, factory-backed. Conditions and exclusions apply

 

SPECIFICATIONS
FOURSTROKE 6

Horsepower
6 hp (4.41 kw)

Dry weight
27 kg

Revolutions per minute (RPM) ranger
5000-6000

Displacement
123 cc

Number of cylinders
1

Starting
Manual

Trim positions
6 & shallow water drive

Induction system
2-valve pushrod

Gear shift
Forward (F) – Neutral (N) – Reverse (R)

Gear ratio
2.15:1

Steering
Tiller

Recommended boat transom type
508 mm (L)

Fuel tank maximum capacity
1.1 l
External Fuel tank plug in option.

Fuel tank type
Integrated

Fuel type
Petrol

Fuel requirement
Unleaded 90 RON min.

Water Cooled.

Engine technology
4 stroke

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