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Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust | T9.9XPB
- ISPM 15 heat-treated Euro palletized & weatherproof shrink-wrapped
- Insured European road freight delivery with hydraulic tail-lift service
- Dispatches in 1–2 business days from our UK & European Logistics Centre
- Transit typically 1–3 business days (UK) / 3–6 business days (Continental Europe)
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Details & Inspection Notes
Pushing water harder at low rpm rather than chasing top speed, the T9.9XPB is Yamaha's high-thrust take on the 9.9 hp, 212cc, two-cylinder portable. A 25-inch shaft and remote mechanical steering mean it is meant for a console and cables rather than a handlebar at the stern, and electric start, power tilt and a dual-thrust aluminum propeller all come standard. Dry weight on this listing is 108 lbs.
Where this trim fits
Owners generally reach for the high-thrust T-series when they need steady pulling power more than speed, which makes it a common kicker motor on a multi-species boat, or the primary motor on a pontoon or houseboat that rewards low-end thrust. Because the lower-unit gearing differs from a standard F9.9, swapping between high-thrust and standard versions later is not a simple parts change.
Before ordering, measure your transom against the 25-inch shaft, and confirm your boat already has the control box and cables a remote-steer motor needs, since this is not a tiller-handle unit. At 108 lbs, most hoists and transom ratings in this class handle it without issue, but it is worth checking rather than assuming.
Questions buyers ask
Does a propeller come with it? Yes, the dual-thrust aluminum prop is part of the standard package.
Is tilt manual or powered? Powered; tilt is built in rather than set by hand.
What's the difference from a standard F9.9? The high-thrust T-series uses different gearing in the lower unit for more low-speed pull, at some cost to outright speed.
What's the warranty? Yamaha backs this engine with a 3-year warranty.
Startup & Installation Checklist
- Inspect all external gaskets, seals, spark plugs and timing components prior to installation.
- Refill engine oil, transmission gear oil and coolant to manufacturer-specified capacities before initial cranking.
- Prime the lubrication system and verify ECU wiring pinouts, sensors, and ground connections.
- Startup warranty covers internal lubricated components, cylinder heads, and engine block for 30 days from delivery.
Full terms: 30-day startup warranty · returns