Does Yamaha still make a 2-stroke outboard?
Although we have lineup of four strokes, we also offer an extensive two stroke lineup to meet diverse global needs. The lineups of outboard models offered differ by country or area.
What is Enduro Yamaha outboard?
This is the two stroke outboard motor series developed mainly for commercial use such as on fishing and passenger vessels. This series suits harsh conditions that include everyday use and situations involving long hours of continuous operation.
Does anyone make a 2-stroke outboard anymore?
Today, manufacturers like Mercury Marine have developed 4-stroke outboards that weigh and perform comparably with 2-storke outboards. And by using direct injection techniques, Mercury Marine is also making 2-stroke outboards that are as clean running, smooth and quiet as 4-stroke outboards.
Are 2-stroke faster than 4 stroke outboards?
Because a 2-stroke engine only uses two piston strokes to generate one revolution of crankshaft power, it generates much more power than a 4-stroke engine of the same horsepower. This gives 2-strokes better top-end speed and acceleration. 2-stroke outboards are ideal for use on smaller boats.
When did Yamaha stop making two-stroke outboard motors?
As of January 1/2012 due to EPA regulations all traditional carbureted 2-stroke outboards are no longer manufacturered in nor imported into North America. For Yamaha that means all 2- strokes 115HP and lower.
Can you buy a new 2-stroke outboard?
No new 2 strokes are available in almost any developed country, they are not banned from use if you already have one.
Will Yamaha stop making 2-strokes?
For the 2022 model year Yamaha continues to support the production of two-stroke models. Yamaha will even expand their two-stroke line-up with a new YZ85LW Large Wheel model along with a more powerful YZ125 engine and updated styling to both the YZ125 and YZ250 motocross models.
How many hours does a 2 stroke outboard last?
A typical two-stroke or four-stroke outboard engine should provide 1,500 hours of run time. Based on the average use of 200 hours per year, this will last 7-8 years. However, changing your oil every 50 hours of operation and regularly flushing the engine can see your outboard engine last 10 to 20 years.
Will 2-stroke outboards be banned?
Two-stroke outboards are not banned Only carburettor-based outboard motors will be banned starting July 1, 2019. So, if you fancy a two-stroke direct fuel-injection outboard motor because of its lightweight, go ahead and buy it because they are compliant.