Yamaha 15HP F15CMHS, Standard Shaft, Tiller Control, Pull Start, Manual Tilt

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Yamaha 15HP Four Stroke, Tiller Control, Pull Start, Manual Tilt, 51kg
Small-engine convenience, big-engine performance

If you're looking for the winning combination of easy handling and great control, look no further than the F15.
 
Versatile twin-cylinder, 4-stroke engines, they combine power and responsiveness to deliver an always-smooth ride. Standout fuel economy also means that they're kinder to the environment, with exhaust emissions cut to a minimum.
 
Enjoy the extras that a Yamaha outboard also brings, benefits – such as computer-controlled ignition, a special light-load starting system, a water-cooled fuel pump, and a large-volume silencer – normally only found on larger engines. For commercial, professional or leisure use, this all adds up to a winning formula.
 

Engine Specifications
Engine type: 4-stroke
Displacement: 362 cm³
No. of cylinders/configuration: 2/In-line, SOHC
Bore x stroke: 63.0 mm x 58.1 mm
Prop shaft output at mid range: 11.0kW / 5,500 rpm
Full throttle operating range: 5,000 - 6,000 rpm
Lubrication system: Wet sump
Fuel Induction System: 1-Carb
Ignition / advance system: CDI
Starter system: Manual (MH) with prime start™
Gear ratio: 2.08 (27/13)
 
Dimensions
Recommended boat transom height: S:438mm
Weight with propeller: F15CMHS: 51.0 kg
Fuel tank capacity: separate, 25 litres
Oil pan capacity: 1.8 litres
 
Additional features
Control: Tiller handle (MH, EH)
Trim & tilt method: Manual (MH, EH, E)
Lighting Coil / Alternator: Optional 12V - 10A with rectifier/regulator
Tilt limitter: N/A
Engine immobiliser: N/A
Propeller: Included
Counter Rotation Model: N/A
Shallow Water Drive: Standard
Digital Network Gauge II (LCD Color): N/A
Digital Network Gauge (Round/Square): N/A
Variable Trolling RPM: N/A
Dual Battery Charging System: N/A
Shift Dampener System (SDS): N/A

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