Wholesale 2-Stroke Engine for Aluminum Boat - 20HP Outboard Motor

    Driven by our commitment to excellence, we have launched a range of outboard motors, including 2-stroke models: 3hp, 5hp, 9.8hp, 15hp, 20hp, 30hp, and 40hp; 4-stroke models: 6hp, 20hp, and 60hp EFI; and electric outboards: 40hp. Our focus on technological innovation has led to significant achievements, including the acquisition of 25 patents as of July 24, 2023, covering areas such as oil supply systems, yaw testing devices, and underwater gear nut fastening solutions. In response to concerns about misleading horsepower ratings in the market, we remain dedicated to delivering genuine horsepower, which has garnered positive feedback from our customers.

    With advanced control features, the assembly process control and quality assurance can be easily achieved. Once the operator has completed the setup and received the assembly information, the Power Focus will automatically select the correct tightening sequence and parameters, helping to avoid potential quality issues caused by human error. Power Focus is a series of modular controllers that offer great flexibility. Its advanced process control and monitoring capabilities allow you to easily view and collect data using an Internet-based infrastructure.
 

    We have been actively involved in public welfare activities and have taken the initiative to assume corporate social responsibility since our establishment. Over the years, we have cooperated with various public welfare organizations such as Shuguang Rescue, Blue Sky Rescue, China Red Cross Volunteer Association, Min'an Rescue, and Renze Rescue.

Outboard Motor Startup Checklist
1. Open the air valve on both fuel tanks (built-in and external).
2. Connect the external fuel line to the motor.
3. Set the fuel switch to "on."
4. Insert the emergency switch lanyard securely.
5. Shake the fuel tank to blend after mixing, away from fire sources.
6. Confirm the gear is in neutral.
7. Connect the fuel line to the engine, pump the bulb 3-5 times with the arrow pointing toward the engine.
8. Open the choke slightly, apply throttle to start, then close the choke and let the engine idle for 3-5 minutes to warm up.
9. Lift the motor out of the water when not in use; lower it again when needed.
10. For long-term storage, run the fuel out completely.