2023 Yamaha F2.5SMHB 15″ Shaft Outboard Motor
2024 Yamaha F250XCB DEC 25″ Shaft Outboard Motor
2024 Yamaha F300XCB2 & LF300XCB2 White 25″ Shaft Pair — 300 HP Twin Outboards
Leftover 2024 Yamaha F300XCB2 & LF300XCB2 White 25″ Shaft Pair — 300 HP Twin Outboards
This matched Yamaha twin set includes one F300XCB2 and one LF300XCB2 in white, built on Yamaha’s proven 4.2L V6, 4-stroke platform. Each engine delivers 300 horsepower, giving you a total of 600 HP in a clean, factory-matched setup designed for offshore performance, repower applications, and premium twin-engine installations.
Why this pair is a strong buy
For buyers who want a premium repower or a high-spec twin installation, this set offers the advantage of buying both engines together in the correct rotation combination. That means less guesswork, better match quality, and a cleaner path to commissioning. For serious boat owners, it is a practical upgrade that combines power, reliability, and professional presentation.
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2024 Yamaha F300XCB2 & LF300XCB2 White 25″ Shaft Pair — 300 HP Twin Outboards
2024 Yamaha T60LB 60HP High Thrust 4-Stroke Outboard — 996cc, EFI, Electric Start, Power Trim & Tilt
Product overview
This model is part of Yamaha’s high-thrust lineup, which is designed to move heavier loads with better propeller grip and stronger control in demanding applications. Yamaha states the high-thrust family is made to produce up to 60 percent more forward thrust and up to 70 percent more reverse thrust than standard outboards of the same horsepower, which is exactly why this type of engine is favored for boats that need pushing power rather than just top-end speed. For buyers and mechanics, that means a more useful setup when load-carrying, docking, maneuvering, and slow-speed control matter most.
Mechanic-friendly details
For technicians, the most useful confirming points are the 996cc inline-4 layout, EFI fuel delivery, electric start, remote mechanical controls, and power trim & tilt. Those are the basics that help with rigging, cable planning, and fitment decisions before installation. The 20-inch shaft is important for transom matching, and the 16-amp alternator is a practical detail for electrical load planning on boats with accessories or charging needs.Â