Browse every Tohatsu 5 HP outboard for sale: standard MFS5 four strokes, MFS5 propane (LPG) models and Sail Pro propane versions for sailboats, in short, long and ultra long shafts. Light and reliable, shipped worldwide.
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Tohatsu 5 HP MFS5DL Outboard Motor
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Tohatsu 5 HP MFS5DLPGS Propane Outboard Motor
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Tohatsu 5 HP MFS5DLPGSPROL-SAIL PRO Propane Outboard Motor
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Tohatsu 5 HP MFS5DLPGSPROUL-SAIL PRO Propane Outboard Motor
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Tohatsu 5 HP MFS5DS Outboard Motor
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Tohatsu 5 HP Outboard for Sale: Standard, Propane and Sail Pro
The Tohatsu MFS5 is one of the most versatile small outboards available. As well as standard petrol versions, Tohatsu builds it to run on propane, and as a Sail Pro model designed specifically for sailboats. Here is every Tohatsu 5 HP outboard for sale in our stock.
Standard Petrol Models
- Tohatsu MFS5DS: 15 inch short shaft.
- Tohatsu MFS5DL: 20 inch long shaft.
Propane (LPG) Models
- Tohatsu MFS5DLPGS: propane, short shaft.
- Tohatsu MFS5DLPGSPROL Sail Pro: propane, long shaft, Sail Pro.
- Tohatsu MFS5DLPGSPROUL Sail Pro: propane, 25 inch ultra long shaft, Sail Pro.
LPG means propane, SPRO marks Sail Pro and S, L and UL are 15, 20 and 25 inch shafts.
Why Propane?
Propane models run from a standard LPG cylinder. There is no petrol to spill, no stale fuel to clog the carburettor after winter, and no petrol smell on board. Sailors who already carry propane for cooking find it especially convenient, and some lakes that restrict petrol engines allow propane. Starting is easy, and the fuel system stays clean.
What Is Sail Pro?
Sail Pro motors are set up for sailboats. They use a propeller designed for thrust rather than speed, which gives better control when docking, more effective reverse and more authority against wind and current. Longer shafts keep the prop in the water as the stern rises and falls.
Which Tohatsu 5 Suits You?
- Tender or inflatable: MFS5DS or the propane MFS5DLPGS.
- Small sailboat: MFS5DLPGSPROL Sail Pro.
- Sailboat with a tall bracket: MFS5DLPGSPROUL with its 25 inch shaft.
- Small dinghy with a 20 inch transom: MFS5DL.
Choosing a Shaft
Measure from the mounting point to the bottom of the hull: about 15 inches for S, 20 for L and 25 for UL. For sailboats, err towards the longer shaft.
Care Tips
- Flush after salt water use.
- Change engine and gear oil on schedule.
- Petrol models: use fresh fuel and stabilise it for storage.
- Propane models: check hoses and fittings regularly and store cylinders safely.
Petrol or Propane: Running Costs and Practicalities
Petrol models are the simplest choice if fuel is easy to buy where you boat, and they give the longest running time per litre carried. Propane models make the most sense when you store the motor for long periods, keep it on a yacht where petrol smells are unwelcome, or boat on waters with petrol restrictions. Propane does not go stale, so the motor starts easily after months in storage, and there is no carburettor varnish to clean. Many sailors keep a spare propane cylinder aboard and swap it in seconds when the first runs low. Whichever you choose, the MFS5 is light, simple and economical.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a propane cylinder last?
It depends on cylinder size and throttle; carry a spare for longer trips.
What does UL mean?
A 25 inch ultra long shaft.
Is Sail Pro only for sailboats?
It suits any heavy displacement boat that needs thrust over speed.
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 Tohatsu outboards.





