Yamaha F250XSB Outboard Motor

25-Inch Shaft | DEC (Digital Electronic Control) | Electric Start | Power Trim & Tilt | Gray

The Yamaha F250XSB is a premium offshore outboard engineered for smooth operation, advanced technology, and Yamaha’s legendary dependability. Powered by a robust 4.2L V6 four-stroke engine, this 250-horsepower motor delivers exceptional torque, fast acceleration, and efficient cruising—perfect for offshore fishing, cruising, and larger recreational boats.

With Digital Electronic Control (DEC), the F250XSB provides effortless, precise throttle and shift operation, reducing driver fatigue and improving overall responsiveness. Its 25-inch shaft ensures compatibility with high-transom offshore hulls, while the Gray marine-grade finish and Yamaha’s corrosion-resistant protection system keep it performing in the harshest marine environments.

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Key Features:

• 250 Horsepower, 4.2L V6 Four-Stroke Engine
  Delivers outstanding acceleration, top-end speed, and fuel efficiency.
• Digital Electronic Control (DEC)
  Smooth, precise throttle and shift response with minimal effort.
• 25-Inch Shaft Length
  Ideal for offshore vessels and high-transom applications.
• Gray Finish
  Corrosion-resistant coating designed for long-lasting durability in saltwater.
• Electric Start
  Reliable push-button ignition for quick and easy starts.
• Power Trim & Tilt
  Fine-tune running angle for performance, efficiency, or shallow-water clearance.
• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
  Ensures crisp throttle response, efficient fuel burn, and reliable starts.

Need help choosing your engine? Check out our Yamaha engine guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the F250XSB differ from the F250XCB?
A: Both use DEC, but the F250XSB features a different gearcase configuration designed for specific performance needs.

Q: Is this motor suitable for saltwater?
A: Yes, it’s fully saltwater-ready with Yamaha’s advanced corrosion protection system.

Q: What types of boats pair best with this model?
A: Offshore fishing boats, large center consoles, and coastal cruisers.