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Suzuki DF15A Outboard
Original price was: $3,475.00.$2,895.00Current price is: $2,895.00. Add to Quote2022 Suzuki Marine
MSRP $3,475.00
Base Price $2,895.00
- Max HP 15
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Suzuki DF20A Outboard
Original price was: $3,930.00.$3,275.00Current price is: $3,275.00. Add to Quote2023 Suzuki Marine
MSRP $3,930.00
Base Price $3,275.00
- Max HP 20
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Suzuki DF25A Outboard
Original price was: $4,885.00.$4,070.00Current price is: $4,070.00. Add to Quote2023 Suzuki Marine
MSRP $4,885.00
Base Price $4,070.00
- Max HP 25
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Suzuki DF30AT Outboard
Original price was: $6,870.00.$5,725.00Current price is: $5,725.00. Add to Quote2023 Suzuki Marine
MSRP $6,870.00
Base Price $5,725.00
- Max HP 30
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Suzuki DF4A Outboard
Original price was: $1,650.00.$1,375.00Current price is: $1,375.00. Add to Quote2023 Suzuki Marine
MSRP $1,650.00
Base Price $1,375.00
- Max HP 4
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Suzuki DF6A Outboard
Original price was: $2,070.00.$1,725.00Current price is: $1,725.00. Add to Quote2023 Suzuki Marine
MSRP $2,070.00
Base Price $1,725.00
- Max HP 6
What Is a Small Outboard?
Small marine outboard motors are built as a self-contained unit with an engine, it includes both a gearbox and propeller. It is mounted on the stern, or back end, of a boat, providing direct thrust into the water and thereby moving the boat forward. They’re known for their portability and versatile uses, making them essential for small watercraft.
The engine in an outboard motor is typically a two-stroke or four-stroke internal combustion engine, although electric motors have also become increasingly popular. They’re small in size, but highly efficient, making them ideal for powering a wide range of vessels from fishing boats to inflatable crafts.
A key component of the outboard motor is the propeller, which displaces water to create motion. The propeller’s size, shape, and pitch all influence the boat’s performance. It’s designed to provide optimal efficiency at the motor’s full throttle, allowing for a blend of speed and power.
Notably, outboard motors are designed for easy control. The driver uses a tiller or a remote control connected to the motor via a mechanical or hydraulic linkage. This allows for steering and speed control, letting the driver navigate waters effectively. The ease of installation, operation, and maintenance make small marine outboard motors a preferred choice for boat owners.