Yamaha's Biggest Outboard Ever ! 425HP of Pure Reliability
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Whats more important reliability or Speed when it comes to having a big boy outboard? The answer is depends on who you ask. Yamaha Xto 425 hp outboard was engineered with reliability in mind. Lets ask head Yamaha Service tech Billy some questions regarding Yamaha's most exciting motor.
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That XTO sounds like unlike anything else. Incredible performance and unbeatable reliability. You can't beat Yamaha.
I want one of these on my 13' Whaler.
Enough room for two comfortably, three with minor modifications.
I think a seven marine will suit you better
Remember those old Yamaha 200's that was just a block and some light wiring that could catch fire and keep running? Yeah, good days, good days
I had two Whalers Dauntless’s, an 18 and a 24 with Yamahas. Loved them both!
love the whalers, just hate the Yamahas. I've had really bad luck with Yamaha Outboards.
This guy sure makes me want to buy whatever he's selling. Good lord shoot me
Lol
He is kinda grumpy
Cant go wrong with Yamaha
The Yamaha XTO are a beast when it's comes to there Horsepower torque and Reliably no one can't beat Yamaha's Reliably TEAM YAMAHA
Can we put this one on the Jonny? Where is my engine Alfred????
You're never getting your engine back !
You need at least an 18 foot bowrider or bass boat with a reinforced transom.
The big thing these companys are missing are impeller access, They need to make it so you can change the impeller from up top near the cowling. I forget which outboard company you did a review on (They were new kid on the block so to speak) but you could change the impeller just like i mentioned which i thought was genius.
Oxe diesel outboard
7marine
Old school OMC I/O you would change from the top of the out drive.
@@AlfredMontaner that was a real slick design
@@enigma9789 ya but outboards are where the feature is for a vast majority of boats 35 feet and less. Nobody wants an I/O anymore, take up too much deck space, cant lift it out of the water so they become barnacle machines, better for shallow water, easy to untangle a line if one gets caught in the prop, no 8-10 inch hole cut in the transom, can flush/ rinse the motors/ lower unit in while the boat is in the water.
$44.000.00 each
"only"....let's do a quad!
Is that electric steering available on any other Yamaha engines?
The electronic steering system looks very similar to what is on the Evinrude G2. I wonder if they use the same supplier. Or if its the same idea but designed differently.
The Evinrude G2 Is 2 stroke?
Javier Roman he just means the electronic steering assembly not the rest of the outboard
Dude is clearly a technical guy and not a salesperson. 🤣🤣
Nice.
can this be put on a small boat
M A You can do it as long as the transom is strong enough and there is enough buoyancy to handle the engine. I plan on building an 18 foot 6 inch carbon fiber bowrider that can effectively utilize that big outboard with 45 degree full height transom trusses with flotation foam in the cavities so I can have a 100+ mph boat.
Wow😮
Good
425 and 450 out of a 5.6 liter is premium gas for sure and direct injection has its own inherent issues with carbon build on valves, unless they have found a way to deal with that.
Im looking at maybe getting a 2010 yamaha 115 outboard any problems i should know of or anything to look at specially? Its only done 170 hours
You will be fine just do the regulary maintenance
@@AlfredMontaner anything to look at or such when taking it for a test drive? Im pretty new to boating
Yamaha is best
Changing oil on the water, is that a thing? Doesn't sound like a great idea 🤔🤔
Big motor, big boat, haul-outs are expensive.
Check out the video on that !
All done on top of the engine !
Real cool idea ! Merc will copy soon !🤣🤣🤣
Can tree of the Yamaha 425xto go an a 37feet center conceal
Most definitely
I know what you’re thinking 🤔 lol
This thing is over 300lbs heavier than Mercury 400’s and 450’s
I had twin Yamaha 150 ox66 on my previous boat. Extremely unreliable. As I say, Yamaha's slogan should be Unreliability starts here. With Helm master EX from Yamaha, I don't like the fact that you don't need to put the key in the ignition in order to start it and that you only need to enter a password if you really want. I HIGHLY recommend 350 Verados. I just bought a brand new pair three months ago to repower my 2005 Boston Whaler 305 Conquest a few months ago. Best engines ever. Lightweight, extremely powerful, and extremely reliable. I go to the boat and all I do is turn the key and I know that I'm going fishing. My buddy's boat, a brand new 2020 Fountain 38 CC with trip 400 Verados, are his favorite motor too. He had Verados in the past, owned a couple of Gradys with Yamahas, and switched back to mercury powered boats. He didn't regret his decision one bit. My mechanic said that they're the best 4 stroke outboard ever made. He's a dealer for Yamaha and Mercury and thats his favorite engine. He bought one used for his 24' Mako and he loves his.
Nice to see other manufactures like Yamaha copying the outboard leader, Evinrude.
s Mako were you able to type that with a straight face? Outboard leader? Please give me some of what you’re smoking.
Hmmmmm.....Tat explains y most federal/state/local government all have their boats equipped with a Yamaha or Honda🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Phenomenal joke.
Haha, your comment didn’t age well.
Agreed, funny they even copied Evinrudes direct injection. Evinrude made the best and most technologically advanced motor the industry has ever seen. Unfortunately Evinrude is no longer, mostly due to the mindset of people like the four other asshats who commented on your post
Зато у нас есть ракеты !!!
Like 350 hp with the fly wheel issues😂
425 purchase = lil wee-wee for sure
Only poor broke people think that
@@KMT15 most of them probably bought on 10 year never never plan anyway. Keeping up with the Jones's is fucking stupid. I don't give a fuck what other people think based on the shit I buy
Julio Gonzo whatever you say, peasant.
@@KMT15 haha
@@KMT15 at least I don't worry about the repo man :)
pure reliability? not with hot salt water spraying all over the engine from the exhaust cover and oil thermostat cover on about 25% of our engines!
Also weighs almost double the weight of the new v8 verado 450r and half the warranty (Yamaha warranty/warranty support is garbage)..say goodbye to your power to weight ratio ...and your transom
I'll take a heavy yamaha over a merc any day.
@@andrewj9155 ill put it to ya this way, I'd rather have a clapped out old v4 looper johnnyrude than any newer Yamaha, ask any marine tech (like I am) and you'll get the same answer, yamahas have horrible corrosion issues and atrocious tech/customer support even if your a dealer..I know because I worked for a very large dealer for a while. I currently work at a marina that services over 170 boats full service between only 4 techs and many more transient customers to add to that, hands down Yamahas have more issues than any other outboard at our shop usually always corrosion,fuel system issues, and trim/tilt cyl. gland failures. That's coming from a former yamaha fanboy haha
I wouldn't know about corrosion issues because I fish freshwater lakes. The reason they're heavier is because it's naturally aspirated compared to a Merc with a supercharger. I've owned both and and around here, yamaha is far superior.
@@andrewj9155 fresh water does make a big difference, but the new mercs 4stroke comes in up to a 250 v6 and weighs just over 500lbs..the new v8s up to 400 hp weigh under 600lbs and both naturally aspirated, they also offer the new "verado" which is the new v6/v8 on the AMS mid section and the 400r/450r are the only ones that are now supercharged.
5 fuel pumps and they call that reliability yeah right just like there 350v8 pos smh.
Evinrude is best.
They are bust no longer
Evinrude#