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Engines

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When it comes to deciding on power options for your new or used boat, there
are many factors to consider . . . 2-stroke or 4-sroke, how fast you want
to go, who will service it, reliability, fuel efficiency, the list goes on.
When making that decision, we feel the most important consideration is
RELIABILITY. Ironically, when asked questions about engines, this
is rarely brought up. It seems to be assumed that whatever engine is
bought, it will be reliable. This is simply not always so.

Here at Shipyard, we have sold many
Yamaha engines for both new and used boats. Those who buy them want a
reliable engine . . . one that will start, stay running, run hard for hours,
fish for even more, and then get them back home again -- CONSISTENTLY.
We have also seen that Yamaha is, by far, the predominant outboard used in
saltwater. Why? Not because they are the cheapest but because they are quite simply the most
RELIABLE - period.
Yamaha manufactures a full line of both
two-stroke and four-stroke engines. Four strokes for those who want
the clean, quiet, fuel-efficient performance of the fastest growing outboard
motor category. Two strokes for those whose priority is
lightning-quick, hold-onto-your-hat acceleration (redefined by their
revolutionary HPDI - High Pressure Direct Injection). Year after year,
Yamaha leads the way in both two strokes and four strokes, with more
accolades and awards than anyone in the market, including:
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the J.D. Powers and Associates Customer
Satisfaction Award - 2 years in a row
the Marine
Industry CSI award - 2003
Boating Week Innovation Award - 2001
Popular Mechanics Design and Engineering
Award - 2000
Imtech Innovation Award - 2000
Motor Boat & Sailing Award - 1999
and 2000
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CSI Award
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JD Powers Award |
This recognition is
exceptional. They've proven their determination "to
produce the most
trusted outboards on the planet",
using the most innovative marine
technology with industry firsts such as the microcomputer ignition,
breakthrough corrosion protection, the high-thrust four-stroke
counter-rotating props, the first electronic fuel injection (rivaling the
automotive EFI), and high pressure direct injection. They also introduced the world’s first V6 four-stroke outboard,
and the first two-stroke HPDI which injects fuel at an amazing 1,000psi.
In 2004, the 300 horsepower HPDI was introduced, and this year Yamaha
introduced the world's first V8 5.3 liter four stroke outboard with the
F350.
Yamaha owners have learned to expect
innovations that bring them outboards that are smaller, lighter, faster,
more powerful, and more fuel efficient. Shipyard Island Marina is
proud to offer the full line of Yamaha outboard motors and parts.
Please browse the new
engines we have in
inventory and our specials.
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