Yamaha F60
| For fishing, tubing and other fun, the F60 is the perfect engine for your weekend fun. Like all Yamaha four strokes, it's clean, quiet and fuel efficient, and it's easy to operate and maintain, too. |
|
|
PRECISE TROLLING CONTROL
Adjust trolling speeds in 50-rpm increments simply by pushing a button on the optional Command Link tachometer or the VTS - switch on the optional multifunction tiller handle. |
SINGLE THROTTLE VALVE
Air entering the engine block is routed through a single throttle valve, to ensure the precise amount of air necessary for optimum power and fuel efficiency. It then enters each cylinder through individual long intake tracks, which are "pulse tuned" to provide air at the precise volume and timing for maximum density and power. |
RESPONSIVE POWER
- Optimal fuel/air mix: Multi-port precision electronic fuel injection on the F90 delivers the optimal fuel/air mix to each cylinder.
- Variable trolling system: The tiller handle models come standard with Yamaha's Variable Trolling Speed feature, allowing the operator to stay on the fish by selecting the preferred rpm (in 50 rpm increments) within a range of 620-900 rpm!
- High and dry: A top-mounted flywheel keeps sensitive electrical components out of the water.
|
OPTIMAL FUEL/AIR MIX Multi-port precision electronic fuel injection on the F90 delivers the optimal fuel/air mix to each cylinder. |
|
VARIABLE TROLLING SYSTEM The tiller handle models come standard with Yamaha's Variable Trolling Speed feature, allowing the operator to stay on the fish by selecting the preferred rpm (in 50 rpm increments) within a range of 620-900 rpm! |
|
HIGH AND DRY A top-mounted flywheel keeps sensitive electrical components out of the water. |
|
OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE An ECM (Engine Control Module) adjusts timing to maintain optimum engine performance, economy and reliability in all conditions. |
|
MULTI-FUNCTION TILLER HANDLE Available on F30 through F60, and optional on F75 through F115, the multi-function tiller handle gives you fingertip control of starting, shifting, steering and throttle. |