Motors

When it comes to maintaining your Yamaha outboard motor, the spark plug plays a vital role in ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. But with various models and engine sizes, finding the right spark plug, knowing the correct gap, and what socket/spanner to use can be time-consuming. That’s where our comprehensive Yamaha Outboard Spark Plug Chart […]

Are you in the market for a Yamaha 150 HP outboard motor? We’ve done some research to give you an idea of the prices available for all Yamaha 150 HP models from different dealers in the U.S. Keep in mind that prices can vary greatly between dealers, so it’s always a good idea to ask

Are you looking to buy a Yamaha 200 HP outboard? In this article, we’ll take a look at the current prices of all Yamaha 200 HP outboard models. Keep in mind that prices can vary greatly between dealers, so be sure to ask for quotes from different sources to ensure you get the best deal

Yamaha is a well-known name in the industry, and their 250 HP outboard motors are popular choices for many boat owners. In this article, we’ll take a look at the current market prices for all Yamaha 250 HP models. It’s always a good idea to ask for quotes from multiple dealers, as prices can vary

Are you looking to buy a Yamaha 115 HP outboard? In this post, we’ll give you an idea about the prices for all models of the Yamaha 115 HP in the U.S. market. Keep in mind that prices can vary between dealers, so always ask for quotes from different sources before making a purchase. Read

Welcome to our quick guide on maintaining the right oil levels in your Yamaha outboard. The right amount of oil is crucial for maintaining your outboard engine: We’ll give you a simple chart that tells you exactly how much engine oil and lower unit oil your Yamaha outboard requires. Whether you’re a seasoned boater or

We have put together a comprehensive weight chart for all current Yamaha outboard models, making it easier than ever to compare the different power and shaft options. Dry weight refers to the total weight of the motor without any fluids, such as engine oil, or gear oil. The power-to-weight ratio is represented as prop shaft