Mercury® portable Propane outboards are small in size, big on dependability and incredibly easy to use. Perfect for fishing boats used in remote areas or on a sailboat tender, they easily connect to the same propane tank you use for your grill and feature a lightweight design for convenient transport. Their pressurized fuel system requires no priming and a manual choke makes starting fast and easy. Clean-burning Mercury propane outboards are engineered for convenience and built for fun. Connects to the same propane tank you use for your grill or smaller "camp" canisters. Lightweight, compact portable design. Outstanding power and fuel efficiency. Easy-to-use tiller handle. Easy-pull manual starting. Quick-clamp transom bracket. Auto shutoff valves for safety. Built with saltwater-safe components and corrosion-preventive technologies. Pressurized system and manual choke for easy starts. Optimized for ease of maintenance. NOTE: When you unpack your engine, please follow the "Engine Break-In Procedure," which is outlined inside your engine operation and maintenance manual. First, look over your engine before starting. Then, fill it with engine oil, and check its gear lube level. Next, ensure the propeller is included and secure. Lastly, be sure to review your Mercury Marine Limited Warranty, and your Customer Delivery Inspection (CDI) process should be logged on Mercurymarine.com. Failure to comply with the engine break-in procedure can result in severe engine damage not covered by Mercury Marine Limited Warranty. Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's do not accept returns of any Mercury gas motors once gas or oil has been added, or Mercury electric motors once the motor has been installed or battery charged. Motors that meet this criteria must be taken to an authorized service center for repair, which may be covered under the manufacturer's warranty. Due to hazmat restrictions, with potential fuel/oil added to the unit, we are unable to accept returns. All returns must be handled through the manufacturer. Outboard manufacturers do not recognize or provide model years for their engines. Due to this, model year designations on purchase documentation will vary by state and financial institution.