LEHR Propane Outboard Support, Manuals, Parts and Reviews

LEHR propane outboard owners looking for parts, manuals, warranty help or repairs now face a difficult situation: the outboards are discontinued, manufacturer support appears inactive, and much of the old LEHR website no longer works. The resources below explain what remains available and how to search safely for service.

LEHR Outboard Manuals

Several original operator manuals remain accessible as large PDF files on the legacy domain. Select the manual matching the horsepower shown on the motor’s identification plate:

• LEHR 2.5 HP Operator’s Manual
• LEHR 5.0 HP Operator’s Manual
• LEHR 9.9 HP Operator’s Manual
• LEHR 15 HP Operator’s Manual

Download and save the correct manual while it remains available. Check the model, horsepower, shaft length and serial information instead of assuming that instructions or parts are interchangeable between LEHR engines.

How to Search for LEHR Parts

1. Photograph the complete identification plate and record the model and serial number privately.
2. Use the correct manual or parts diagram to identify the exact part name and number.
3. Search the complete part number in quotation marks, including letters, dashes and leading zeros.
4. Ask an independent marine shop whether it services four-stroke propane outboards.
5. Confirm whether the part is new, used, rebuilt or old stock.
6. Verify compatibility, condition, return terms and any seller-provided warranty before paying.

Parts may appear through old dealers, marine-engine sellers, online marketplaces or salvaged motors. Availability does not prove that a part is safe or compatible. Do not rely only on appearance because regulators, hoses, ignition components, seals and lower-unit parts can vary.

LEHR Repair and Service Options

Look for an established marine mechanic experienced with small four-stroke outboards and liquefied-petroleum-gas fuel systems. Explain that LEHR manufacturer support and parts availability are limited before transporting the engine or approving diagnosis.

Request a written estimate covering diagnostic labor, parts availability, freight, repair labor and what happens if the engine cannot be repaired. Compare that total with the value and reliability of a currently supported replacement motor.

LEHR Warranty and Retailer Help

Original LEHR manuals contained warranty terms and instructed customers to contact the manufacturer. However, no active manufacturer warranty department or registration system could be verified. An old warranty statement does not guarantee that service, reimbursement or replacement is still available.

If the engine was recently purchased as used, clearance or old stock, review the seller’s written description and return policy. Determine whether the seller promised its own warranty or clearly sold the motor as-is. Keep the listing, receipt, payment record and messages. Do not assume that a retailer or marketplace provides the former LEHR factory warranty.

Propane and Marine Safety

Stop using the engine if you smell propane, hear leaking gas, see damaged hoses or fittings, find severe corrosion, or suspect a regulator or fuel-system failure. Shut off the cylinder only when it is safe to do so, keep flames and ignition sources away, ventilate the area and have the system inspected by a qualified technician.

• Do not drill, modify, bypass or improvise a propane regulator, valve, hose or fitting.
• Do not install a visually similar part without confirming specifications and compatibility.
• Keep cylinders upright, secured and protected from heat and physical damage.
• Do not store spare disposable propane cylinders in enclosed or poorly ventilated boat compartments.
• Check cylinder condition and requalification requirements before use.

Review the original manual, current marina rules and official propane-cylinder safety guidance. For fire, active leaking gas or immediate danger, move away and contact emergency services.

How to Document an Unresolved LEHR Problem

Because a normal manufacturer escalation route is not available, document the model, purchase source, seller representations, parts needed, diagnosis, repair estimates and payment history. For a recent seller dispute, use the retailer, marketplace or payment-provider process that applies to the transaction. Deadlines can be short.

Do not mail an engine, cylinder or part to a historical LEHR address. The former Los Angeles address should not be treated as an active repair, return or corporate-service location.

LEHR Customer Reviews and Complaints

A useful LEHR review identifies the outboard horsepower, approximate purchase year, problem, parts searched for, service route attempted and outcome. Reviews can help other owners locate remaining expertise and understand the challenges of maintaining a discontinued product.

Do not post a complete serial number, home address, phone number, email address, receipt, payment information or private seller messages. CustomerServiceNumbers.com cannot open a LEHR warranty case or arrange a repair.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is LEHR still in business?

LEHR propane outboards are discontinued, and marine-industry sources report that the manufacturer went out of business in 2019. The old website remains online but is largely nonfunctional.

What was the LEHR customer-service number?

Older LEHR manuals list 1-866-941-5347. Its current ownership and operation could not be confirmed, so use caution and do not provide payment or private information merely because someone answers.

Can I still download a LEHR manual?

Yes. Original manuals for several outboard sizes remain accessible through the legacy GoLEHR domain. Save the correct PDF because availability may change.

Are LEHR parts still available?

Some new-old-stock, used and salvaged parts may be available through independent sellers. Confirm the exact part number, compatibility, condition and return policy.

Does LEHR still provide warranty repairs?

No active LEHR warranty department or registration route could be verified. Ask the current seller about any separate written warranty attached to a recent purchase.

Can any outboard mechanic repair a LEHR motor?

Not necessarily. Ask whether the shop works on propane fuel systems and discontinued outboards, and whether it can obtain the required parts before authorizing work.

Why Trust This LEHR Support Guide?

This page distinguishes the discontinued LEHR propane-engine company from unrelated businesses using the LEHR name. It also separates historical contact information from support routes that could be verified as currently functioning.

Share Your LEHR Experience

If you own or previously owned a LEHR propane outboard or outdoor-power product, share your first-hand parts, repair, retailer or support experience below. Include useful nonprivate details and whether the issue was resolved.

CustomerServiceNumbers.com is an independent consumer information and review website. It is not affiliated with the former LEHR propane-products business, GoLEHR.com, any retailer, parts seller or repair provider. Historical contact information, manuals and links may stop working. Verify parts, repairs, seller policies and safety information before spending money or operating equipment.