Description

This is a New Yamaha 70 HP Outboard Motor. It is long shaft for 20" transoms. Remote Controlled with Electric Start and Power Trim. Manufactured Date is 11/22 . Yamaha Outboards exceeding 25 HP do not include a prop. This engine comes with a fuel line including connectors and primer bulb. It also includes battery cables, mounting bolts, steering link arm, and an owners manual. The factory warranty is 3 years. MSRP $10435.00 An authorized dealership can set up a warranty on new motor. The (pre-delivery) inspection is not covered in the price of the motor or under warranty. Inspections usually take one to two hours depending. This service can be provided to you through our service department if you wish. It can be done by any Yamaha Marine certified technician; it is not and cannot be done prior to shipping. "PDI" can only be done once the motor is installed on the boat. Engine Type i4 Displacement 1.0L Bore x Stroke 65 x 75mm (2.56 x 2.95 in.) Prop Shaft Horsepower 70hp at 5800 rpm Full Throttle RPM Range 5300 ~ 6300 rpm Alternator Output at W.O.T. 17 Amp Compression Ratio 9.4:1 Fuel Induction System EFI Weight † 114 kg (253 lbs) Shipping Wt. 320 lbs Recommended Fuel Octane 87 Recommended Engine Oil Yamalube ® 4M (See owner's manual) Recommended Fuel Filtration Yamaha 10-Micron Fuel/Water Separating Filter (external) C.A.R.B. Rating 3-Star Exhaust Through Propeller Intake 16 Ignition TCI Microcomputer Spark Plug LKR7E Starting System Electric Lubrication Wet Sump Engine Oil Capacity 2.1/1.9 Recommended Cooling Thermostatic Control Ethanol Blend Limit 10% Maximum Gear Ratio 2.33:1 Gear Shift Forward, Neutral, Reverse Shaft Length 20" Degree of Tilt 65° Degree of Trim -4° through +16° Mounting Centers N/A Steering Steering Angle (maximum) 40° from center, either direction Warranty Limited 3-year Pleasure, 3-year Government, 1-Year Commercial PLEASE READ Flat rate shipping applies to US addresses only. Outboard Motors regardless of size, make, or model cannot be ship outside of the Continental United States without special consideration and / or price quotes from a freight forwarding agency. This means if it involves transport by plane or boat an additional charge will be added to the freight. If you are receiving your purchase outside the U.S.A. you should wait to pay for your purchase until you have received an invoice from the seller where the freight has been properly adjusted. The U.S. has five permanently inhabited territories. The above restrictions apply to the following: Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in the Caribbean Sea, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands in the North Pacific Ocean, and American Samoa in the South Pacific Ocean . These same restrictions also apply to Alaska and Hawaii . The least expensive way to ship freight is from business to business where both parties are accustomed to unloading from ground level by Fork Truck or a proper height Truck Ramp with an approved drive across Deck Plate . Trucking companies will furnish a lift gate service for an extra fee (most times $75.00 to $125.00) and also will deliver to a residence for an extra charge. (Usually around $200.00) These services can get expensive and must be requested by the shipping party. Limited Access Areas, such as: marinas, farms, campgrounds, parks, and other rural locations many times will be subject to extra charges. Even if you have a Legal Business License the commercial truckers may not recognize you as a Business. Most Trucking Companies will allow for consumer pick up at the destination terminal if it has been prearranged by the shipper. This is the best way not to be surprised by unforeseeable extra charges.