Product Description
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Yamaha’s Jet Drive four strokes, can boldly go where no propped outboard would dare. Shallows. Rocky-bottom rivers. Shoals. White-water rapids. They’d all prove treacherous for a propeller-driven outboard, but a jet drive is all over it. Prop-free, you can “off-road” without worrying about breaking a prop on rocks and other underwater obstructions. So, while you may be giving up the prop, you’re gaining a whole lot of freedom, with powerful, fuel efficient Yamaha Jet Drives available in 150, 115, 90, 60 and 40 horsepower.
Yamaha’s 747cc F40 Jet Drive four stroke produces 30hp at the pump. Its compact, light-weight SOHC three-cylinder, in-line design features a long-track induction system and a single throttle valve. This creates compact, light-weight power and improves throttle response.
Key Features
Incredible Maneuverability: With no gearcase or propeller extending below the hull, a jet drive allows you to maneuver around or pass over obstructions that would limit the travel of a conventional, propped outboard.
Easy Engine Flushing: A Freshwater Flush Device allows you to flush the engine without running it, for added convenience and extended engine life.
Reliability and Durability: Combined with our proprietary alloy (YDC-30), Yamaha’s exclusive Phaze Five™ anti-corrosive paint system provides a tough, five-layer barrier against corrosion. This protection is standard on all Yamaha Jet Drive four stroke outboards.
Motor Specifications
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- Engine Type: Yamaha F40JEHA Jet Four Stroke
- Horsepower: 30hp Jet Drive
- Cylinders: 3 cyl
- Shaft Length: 20″ Long
- Steering: Tiller
- Starter: Electric
- Weight: 227 lbs
- Alternator Output: 16 amp
- Degree of Tilt: 65°
- Degree of Trim: -4° through +16°
- Full Throttle Range: 5000 – 6000 rpm
- Displacement: 747cc
- Fuel Induction System: Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
- Warranty: Yamaha 2-Year Warranty
Standard Features
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- Nitro-Assist Tilt
- Jet Lower Unit
- Fuel Line
- Safety Lanyard
- Owner’s Manual
*Prop not included.
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