2023 f2.5 Yamaha outboard
2023 f2.5 Yamaha outboard

2023 2.5 F2.5SMHB Yamaha outboard

This 72-cc 2.5-hp portable outboard is the smallest motor on the Yamaha roster, but it still packs a punch. Completely redesigned, it’s even more portable, easier to store and clean burning.

  • Only 37 pounds

Yamaha’s smallest Portables, the F2.5, weigh in at as little as 37 pounds, with streamlined overhead-valve, one-cylinder designs. Their light weights, combined with built-in carrying handles, resting pads and an oil-leak prevention system for on-side storage capability create true portability.

What makes this outboard truly exceptional:

  • Only 37 pounds

Specifications

Feature Specification
Horsepower 2.5hp at 5500 rpm
Engine type 1 cyl
Displacement (CID/CC) 2.7L (Mechanical) / 2.8L (DEC)
Full throttle RPM 5250 ~ 5750
Fuel induction system Carb
Weight 17 kg (37 lbs)
Bore and stroke 54 x 31.5 mm (2.13 x 1.24 in)
Gearcase ratio 2.00:1
Ignition system TCI Microcomputer

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