Shop every Evinrude 9.8 HP outboard for sale: E10 four stroke portables in manual start and power tilt versions, plus a tested and running E10TPL4. Light, reliable power for inflatables, sailboats and small boats, shipped worldwide.
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Evinrude 9.8 HP Outboard Motor (E10TPL4) – Tested & Running
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EVINRUDE 9.8HP E10PGL4 OUTBOARD MOTOR
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EVINRUDE 9.8HP E10RG4 OUTBOARD MOTOR
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EVINRUDE 9.8HP E10RGL4 OUTBOARD MOTOR
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Evinrude 9.8 HP Outboard for Sale
The Evinrude 9.8 HP motors, coded E10, are four stroke portables built for the busy 10 HP class. They push inflatables and small boats with ease, serve as sailboat auxiliaries and work as kicker motors. Like Evinrude's other small four strokes, they share engineering with a well known small outboard specialist, which keeps parts easy to source. Here is every Evinrude 9.8 HP outboard for sale in our stock.
Models in Stock
- Evinrude E10RG4: tiller, manual start, short shaft.
- Evinrude E10RGL4: tiller, manual start, long shaft.
- Evinrude E10PGL4: long shaft with power tilt.
- Evinrude E10TPL4, tested and running: checked before sale.
L marks a long shaft and the final 4 a four stroke portable. Each product page confirms the exact features.
Common Uses
- Inflatables and RIBs of 3 to 3.5 metres.
- Sailboat auxiliaries on 6 to 8 metre boats, ideally with a long shaft.
- Kicker motors for trolling on larger fishing boats.
- Small boats on waters with a 10 HP limit.
Why Choose an Evinrude 9.8?
Light for its power
The 9.8 HP class is known for strong power to weight, and these motors are manageable for one or two people to fit.
Four stroke economy
No oil mixing, low fuel use and quiet running make long trolling sessions and slow cruising pleasant.
Power tilt option
The E10PGL4 raises and lowers at the push of a button, handy on sailboats and kickers where the motor is awkward to reach.
Parts availability
Shared engineering means plugs, impellers, filters and props are usually easy to find.
New Old Stock or Tested?
Because new Evinrude production ended in 2020, our Evinrudes are listed with their condition on each product page. Tested and running engines are started and checked before sale and are often the most cost effective choice. Ask us for more photos or details if you need them.
Choosing a Shaft
About 15 inches of transom calls for a short shaft; about 20 inches for a long shaft. On sailboats, the long shaft keeps the prop submerged as the stern rises and falls.
Care Tips
- Flush after salt water use.
- Change engine and gear oil on schedule.
- Run kickers regularly and keep fuel fresh with a stabiliser.
- Tilt clear of the water when sailing.
Using the 9.8 as a Kicker
Mounted beside a bigger main engine, a 9.8 HP motor trolls at slow, steady speeds for hours, saving fuel and hours on the main engine, and gives you a way home if the main engine stops. Power tilt models are especially convenient on kickers that are hard to reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called E10 if it is 9.8 HP?
The code reflects the 10 HP class; the rated output is 9.8 HP.
Which suits a sailboat?
A long shaft model such as the E10RGL4 or E10PGL4.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes, with a freight quote first.
How to Order
Every engine in this category is listed with its full model code and price. Choose the version that matches your transom height, steering and starting needs, then ask us for a freight quote to your country or nearest port. We ship worldwide with tracking, and your quote shows the full delivery cost before you pay. Call or WhatsApp +1 209 690 5983, or message us through our contact page. To compare other sizes, see our full range of Evinrude outboards.
Still weighing up which model to get? Our Evinrude 9.8 HP buying guide goes through the specs, model codes, prices and the boats each version suits, so you can pick the right one before you order.




