Yamaha launches new bigger jet drive outboard...

7/1/2009 2:25:01 PM


Can you say shallow water? Yamaha Marine Group announced today a new, powerful jet-drive version of the F150, one of the company’s best-selling outboards of all time. Great for maneuvering through shallows, rapids and rocky shoals, the F150 Jet Drive also has all of the performance advantages associated with Yamaha four-stroke outboards – it’s quiet, clean, fuel-efficient and dependable.
 
“The F150 Jet Drive is incredibly easy to operate and really gives boaters the versatility they need to explore shallow waters that can be treacherous for prop-driven outboards,” said David Meeler, Yamaha Marine Group Product Marketing Information Manager. “With this outboard, there’s no need to tilt the engine up for shore landings, because there’s no propeller or drive unit extending below the boat.”

Yamaha’s marine-specific, four-cylinder, double overhead camshaft design features a proven 2.7-liter platform for power and performance. A streamlined cowling and intake system work in tandem with individually-tuned long intake tracks and Yamaha’s Precision Electronic Multi-Point Fuel Injection to provide outstanding fuel efficiency with easy starting, strong acceleration, and excellent top speed.

The F150 Jet Drive, rated for 105 horsepower at the jet pump, is fuel efficient because it’s a clean four-stroke. This new F150 Jet Drive joins the F115, F90, F60, and F40 Jet Drive outboards in achieving a 3-star rating for ultra-low emissions from the stringent California Air Resources Board.
 
For more information, please visit the “What’s New?” section at yamahaoutboards.com.
 
F150 Jet Drive Specifications
       
Model         F150TJR
Type         In-Line 4 Cylinder
Displacement         2670cc (163.0 c.i.)
Bore x Stroke         94.0 mm x 96.2 mm (3.70 x 3.79 in)
Full Throttle RPM Range         5000-6000 rpm
Horsepower Rating at Jet Pump         105 hp @ 5500 rpm
Compression Ratio         9.0:1
Fuel Induction System         Multi-Point EFI, 16-Valve Double Overhead Camshaft
Alternator Output         35 Amps (1500 rpm to W.O.T.)
Fuel Delivery         Long Intake Tracks, 4 Throttle Valves, 4 Electronic Fuel Injectors
Starting Method         Electric Starter
Ignition         TCI Microcomputer Ignition
Degree of Trim/Tilt         -4 to +16 / 70º
Cooling         Raw Water, Thermostatically-controlled
Impeller Material         Stainless Steel
Thrust Control         F/N/R
Weight (complete with pump assembly)         223 kg (491lbs)
Shaft Length         Fits 25” transoms
Recommended Fuel         Unleaded Regular (Minimum Pump Octane 87)
Recommended Oil         Yamalube® 4-M (See Owner’s Manual)
C.A.R.B. Emissions Rating         3-Star
Remote Control Box         Optional
Limited Warranty         3-Year Pleasure (2-year on jet pump assembly)
3-Year Government (2-year on jet pump assembly)
1-Year Commercial (1-year on jet pump assembly

Yamaha Marine Group, based in Kennesaw, Ga., supports its 2,100 U.S. dealers and OEM partners with marketing, training and parts for Yamaha’s full line of products and strives to be the industry leader in reliability, technology and customer service. Yamaha Marine is the only outboard brand to have earned NMMA®’s C.S.I. Customer Satisfaction Index award every year since its inception. Visit www.yamahaoutboards.com.
This document contains many of Yamaha's valuable trademarks. It may also contain trademarks belonging to other companies. Any references to other companies or their products are for identification purposes only, and are not intended to be an endorsement.
Contacts
Yamaha Marine Group
Martin Peters, 770-420-5829
Manager, Communications





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