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Mercury 30HP MHGA FourStroke Outboard

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Built on a 15-inch leg, this new Mercury 30HP MHGA FourStroke is the short-shaft, manual-start pick in the 30 hp inline-3 lineup, with tiller steering and gas-assist trim rather than a powered lift. Dry weight holds at 172 lbs despite the shorter shaft. Manual start keeps things simple Pull-start only means there is no battery, charging circuit, or starter motor to maintain, a straightforward setup for a small boat that sits between outings for weeks at a stretch. Steering stays tiller-mounted, with throttle and shift both worked from the handle rather than a remote box. What ships with it Mercury includes mounting hardware, the owner's manual, a 6.6-gallon tank with quick-connect fuel hookup, and a tool kit; a propeller is a separate purchase. Full throttle on this inline-3 runs to 5250-6250 rpm. Is there an electric start option on this model? No, this version is manual pull-start only. What warranty does it carry? A 3-year Mercury Marine warranty, standard, with no extended plan noted for this listing. As a new motor, it arrives with no prior hours, and full factory coverage begins at commissioning. A short shaft like this one suits a boat with a lower transom, so measure before you buy rather than after delivery. Keep the pull-start rope and handle clear of rigging lines when stowing the boat between trips.

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