2 HP Outboard Motors

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The 2HP outboard motor is the ideal choice for small boats, dinghies, canoes, and inflatables. This ultra-light, compact motor offers smooth operation, fuel efficiency, and easy portability, making it perfect for casual boaters and anglers.

✔ Compact & lightweight design for easy transport and storage.

✔ Quiet & fuel-efficient 4-stroke engine for smooth rides.

✔ Easy start & user-friendly controls for hassle-free operation.

✔ Reliable performance for freshwater and saltwater use.

✔ Ideal for tenders, canoes, and small fishing boats.

Need a reliable and lightweight 2HP motor? Order now and enjoy fast shipping!

Frequently asked questions

How are Our Outboard Motors Shipped

Motors are shipped in original manufacturer boxes, with parcel shipments double-packed for safety. Free shipping is provided on all motors, and tracking information is emailed upon shipping. Freight customers are contacted to set up delivery appointments, and any visible damages should be noted on the delivery slip before acceptance.

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How Is my Outboard Motor Warranty Handled

The manufacturer-backed warranty is registered by our team during the shipping process, giving you peace of mind from the start. We include a copy of the warranty registration confirmation with your outboard, along with all necessary documentation. Known for their robust and reliable coverage, our partnered manufacturers provide warranties that protect against defects and workmanship issues. For detailed terms, please refer to the manufacturer’s warranty documentation included with your purchase.

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What Shaft Lenght do I need?

A short shaft outboard motor is required if the distance between the top of the transom and the bottom of your keel is less than 15 inches. A long shaft outboard motor is required if the distance is between 16 and 20 inches. If the distance is between 21 and 25 inches, you will need an outboard motor with an extra-long shaft.

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How to Install an Outboard Motor

We a guide with the correct procedure to install your new outboard motor

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