Yamaha Outboard - T9.9LPHB

Yamaha T9.9LPHB High Thrust Outboard Motor

20-Inch Shaft | Tiller Handle | Electric Start | Power Tilt | High Thrust | Gray

The Yamaha T9.9LPHB High Thrust Outboard Motor is designed to deliver powerful low-speed thrust and exceptional maneuverability, making it a top choice for trolling, kicker, and auxiliary applications. With a 20-inch shaft and a high-thrust lower unit, this model is ideal for pontoons, sailboats, and fishing vessels that require controlled, quiet, and responsive power.

Equipped with electric start, a tiller handle, and full forward-neutral-reverse gear shifting, the T9.9LPHB combines ease of use with Yamaha’s legendary reliability. The oversized dual-thrust propeller and deeper gear ratio provide enhanced pushing power in both forward and reverse—perfect for controlling heavier boats in wind, current, or tight docking conditions.

Key Features:

• 9.9 Horsepower, 2-Cylinder 4-Stroke Engine
  Smooth, fuel-efficient performance with quiet operation and consistent torque.
• 20-Inch Shaft Length
  Fits most mid-sized boats and pontoons with deeper transoms.
• High Thrust Lower Unit
  Larger gear ratio and low-pitch, large-diameter prop deliver exceptional thrust and directional control.
• Electric Start
  Convenient push-button ignition (battery required, sold separately).
• Tiller Handle with Twist-Grip Throttle
  Integrated gear shift and throttle for intuitive, responsive steering.
• Power Tilt with Shallow Water Drive
  Tilts the motor at the push of a button for shallow water operation or trailering.
• Oil Leak Prevention System
  Designed for leak-free horizontal storage and safe transport.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use the T9.9LPHB as a trolling motor?
A: Absolutely. The high-thrust gearcase and oversized prop make this an ideal trolling or kicker motor for precise, quiet low-speed control.

Q: What’s the difference between the T9.9LPHB and T9.9LWHB?
A: The T9.9LPHB has electric start, while the T9.9LWHB is manual start. Both feature tiller handles, high thrust lower units, and 20-inch shafts.

Q: Does the electric start version include a battery?
A: No. A marine starting battery is required and sold separately.