The Mercury 5hp Propane FourStroke provides more convenience and less hassle. Power your boat with the same propane used for your grill and eliminate the need to haul gasoline. Learn more: http://bit.ly/5hppropane #GoBoldly #MercuryMarine | Mercury Marine

2.9K views · 38 reactions | The Mercury 5hp FourStroke Portable packs the perfect mix of power ad portabilty. Hear from Mercury's Outboard Product Manager, Sean, on why this engine stands out amongst the rest! Plus, you can get more on this outboard right now - visit your nearest participating dealer to find out how! #GetMoreFromYourSummer #GetMoreWithMercury #MercuryPortables #FourStroke #OnTheWater #Summer #Boating #Fishing | Mercury Marine Australia | Facebook

Mercury Marine just introduced its first propane outboard. It weights less than 60 pounds and with a 5-gallon propane tank it can run 10 hours at wide-open throttle. Check out this test performed at Lake X. | Boating World Magazine

It's not easy comparing the value of diamonds and pearls, but Steve Morgan from Fishing Monthly Magazines answers the tough questions, comparing Mercury Marine's older 25hp engine with the new model 💎 Check out this video to see how a 15% lighter engine can create a top-end performance with power and adjustability. #OutWithTheOld #InWithTheNew #MercuryMarine #25hp #Engine #SteveMorgan | Mercury Marine Australia

$2750 Clean Used 2013 Mercury 25 HP 3 Cylinder 4 Stroke 20" Outboard Motor. Model number F25ELPT (1A25413EK). Serial # 0R579007. Weight - 180 lbs. 110 psi compression on all 3 cylinders. Electric and Pull Start. Setup for Remote Control. Fuel injected. Power Trim. Motor is ready to mount and run. Freight Shipping available from Scottsville, KY. Please call for quote. We do accept trade in motors. Please call or email with any questions. 270-618-5200. Propeller, Battery, Fuel Tank and Line, and t

One of the best reasons to repower your boat engine is if yours in poor condition or critical components are beginning to fail, like electrical components or the air supply. Here are some tips for inspecting your current power. | Mercury Marine