Yamaha 25HP F25GMHS, Standard Shaft, Tiller Control, Pull Start, Manual Tilt

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Yamaha 25HP Four Stroke, Tiller Control, Pull Start, Manual Tilt, 57kg

Meet our new portable. Even lighter. Even tougher.

This legendary twin cylinder, 4-stroke portable is now around 25% lighter! Open the throttle of our brand new F25 and you'll immediately feel the effect of Yamaha's innovative technologies at work, delivering big-engine features with unique power-to-weight performance and outstanding economy.

The specification now includes two resting pads (side and rear), improved carry handles, battery-less EFI and full compatibility with our Digital Network Gauges.

With its single-lever steering friction adjustment, new wide-span motor mount, high-output alternator and options of Variable Trolling Speed, Y-COP Security and Wide Range Power Trim & Tilt, the F25 is the natural choice.
 

Engine Specifications
Engine type: 4-stroke
Displacement: 432 cm³
No. of cylinders/configuration: 2/In-line, SOHC
Bore x stroke: 65.0 mm x 65.1 mm
Prop shaft output at mid range: 18.4kW / 6000 rpm
Full throttle operating range: 5,000 - 6,000 rpm
Lubrication system: Wet sump
Fuel Induction System: EFI
Ignition / advance system: CDI
Starter system: Manual (MH)
Gear ratio: 2.08 (27/13)
 
Dimensions
Recommended boat transom height: S: 424mm
Weight with propeller: F25GMHS: 57.0 kg
Fuel tank capacity: separate, 25 litres
Oil pan capacity: 1.1 litres
 
Additional features
Control: Tiller handle (MH, WH)
Trim & tilt method: Manual (MH, E, WH)
Lighting Coil / Alternator: 12V - 16A with rectifier/regulator
Tilt limitter: N/A
Engine immobiliser: YCOP Optional
Propeller: Included
Counter Rotation Model: N/A
Shallow Water Drive: Standard
Digital Network Gauge II (LCD Color): N/A
Digital Network Gauge (Round/Square): Optional
Variable Trolling RPM: With DN Gauges Or M-F Tiller Handle
Dual Battery Charging System: N/A
Shift Dampener System (SDS): N/A

Due to size and weight, we are unable to ship engines free of charge, freight charges apply and vary depending on engine size