2019 Yamaha 350 HP LF350UCC2 Outboard Motor

2019 Yamaha 350 HP LF350UCC2 Outboard Motor
2019 Yamaha 350 HP LF350UCC2 Outboard Motor for sale at Marine Outboards Motors LLC in U.S.A
The 2019 Yamaha 350 HP LF350UCC2 Outboard Motor is a powerful and versatile outboard motor that is perfect for a variety of boating applications. It is a great choice for offshore fishing, cruising, and water sports. The motor features Yamaha’s DTS system, which provides smooth and precise throttle and shift control. It also features VTS, which allows you to adjust the trolling speed with the push of a button. The SDS system helps to reduce engine vibration and noise, and the Power Tilt & Trim system makes it easy to adjust the motor’s position. The SmartCraft gauges provide you with all the information you need to monitor the motor’s performance. The Integrated Trolling Motor allows you to use a trolling motor with the outboard motor, and the Joystick Piloting system gives you precise control over the boat’s direction and speed.
The combination of the F350’s big 5.3 litre capacity matched with variable camshaft timing and advanced electronic fuel injection systems gives power and performance like no other outboard engine in existence.
The 2019 Yamaha 350 HP LF350UCC2 Outboard Motor is a great choice for boaters who are looking for a powerful, versatile, and easy-to-use outboard motor.
Motor Specifications

Engine Type: Yamaha LF350UCC2 DEC Four Stroke
Horsepower: 350 hp
Cylinders: 8 cyl
Shaft Length: 30″
Steering: Remote Mech
Starter: Electric
Weight: 780 lbs
Full Throttle Range: 5000 – 6000 rpm
Displacement: 5330cc
Induction System: EFI
Warranty: 3 years

How long do Yamaha 4-stroke engines last?

With proper care and maintenance, many 4-stroke outboard engines can last over 3,000 hours before requiring significant repairs or replacement. Some premium models, such as those from Yamaha and Honda, can even reach over 4,000 hours if maintained meticulously.

What does the number on an outboard motor mean?

On the side of your motor you’ll find a plate. This tells you the make, model and serial number. You’ll only need the serial number if it’s an outboard motor. Reading the plate. Different model plates have the same information but may vary in layout.