Hangkai 6HP Outboard Motor Review and Demo 

I use mine with an external tank and yes its a copy of Tohatsu 6hp and parts are interchangeable.

@@richierasmussen3086 I have since sold the motor with my boat but here is what I remember. The first 10 hours (break in period) the fuel should be mixed 25:1. You don’t want to go full throttle in the first 10 hours. 1/4-1/2 throttle for the first 5 hours and then 1/4-3/4 throttle for the next 5 hours. After the initial break in you can start running 50:1 fuel mix and open it up to full throttle safely. I always kept the built in fuel tank on the motor full as a back up supply in case I ran out in my external tank. And for the external tank 5/16 fuel line with the primer bulb worked great. You can get one of those right on Amazon in your desired length. I would also go with the quicksilver 2 stroke oil. Very little smoke with that and the plug never fouled even with hours of trolling. I had a little over 100 hours on mine when I sold it. Also make sure the lower unit has gear oil in it. Mine didn’t come full from the factory. Change the gear oil after the first 10 hours of break in also. Take care of it and it will last you a long time 👍

@@leoscomputerandguitarrevie978 Mine seemed to smooth out over time but since it’s only a single cylinder outboard there will probably always be some vibration. I don’t believe there was any vibration dampeners built into this outboard

​@@CaptainLou94Thank you. So my update is that I have 12 hours on the motor now and the vibrations have smoothed out up to half throttle. 3/4 throttle and full throttle are still a little shaky but getting better. Really love this motor for trolling. Does an excellent job for fishing. Thanks for your video. It helped me into my buying decision on this.

Enjoy it!

How fast does this go

@@buttdreads About 3-4 mph max speed on my 20 foot boat. Just enough for trolling

@@CaptainLou94 how fast do you think it would go on a 14ft jon boat?

Are you satisfied with it? Thinking of buying one

@@beauVandijkhuizen 3mph on a 20 foot boat. Used for trolling or backup motor if the main engine died

No it's not very heavy at all. Only about 46 pounds. Really easy to carry. This motor is lighter than my 1963 6 HP sea king. It's a really solid outboard in my opinion. I like mine.

@@leoscomputerandguitarrevie978 thanks dude 👌

@@ktanner11 $200 delivery

@@CaptainLou94 good catch, I didn't see that. Lol

I have the 12hp and it's been a great 1000 dollar investment no complaints

@@captain-Ricky-Bones I bought it on eBay. Link is in the description. I found out that to tilt it up and down the shift lever has to be in the forward position

@@CaptainLou94 I was asking about Title. Did you have any problems getting one in the US? What about the documentation it came with? Manufacturers Statement of Origin came with it in the original packaging?

That’s a 2 stroke. Wow that quite

@@Damianwynn2014 Yes it’s very quiet for a 2 stoke

Just title your boat. You don't have to title a motor. If your boat is rated for 10hp then that's what you title it for.