Yamaha F50LC Outboard Motor

20-Inch Shaft | Remote Control | Electric Start | Power Trim & Tilt | Gray

The Yamaha F50LC Outboard Motor delivers smooth, quiet, and fuel-efficient 50-horsepower performance in a dependable 4-stroke package. Featuring a 20-inch shaft, remote control operation, electric start, and power trim & tilt, this outboard is ideal for skiffs, bay boats, pontoons, and aluminum fishing boats that need balanced power and efficiency.

Its 4-cylinder engine provides strong mid-range torque, quick acceleration, and exceptional fuel economy, while Yamaha’s Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) ensures smooth starts and consistent throttle response in all conditions. With power trim & tilt, you can easily adjust the running angle for performance, shallow-water operation, or trailering.

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Key Features:

• 50 Horsepower, 4-Cylinder 4-Stroke Engine
  Reliable, smooth, and efficient with excellent mid-range performance.
• 20-Inch Shaft Length
  Suitable for deeper transoms across a wide range of boats.
• Remote Control Operation
  Works with Yamaha’s control systems for precise, ergonomic handling.
• Electric Start
  Push-button ignition for quick and dependable starts.
• Power Trim & Tilt
  Effortlessly adjust engine angle for speed, shallow-water access, or transport.
• Gray Finish
  Classic Yamaha appearance that complements most vessels.
• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
  Enhances throttle response, starting reliability, and fuel efficiency.
• Oil Leak Prevention System
  Safe horizontal storage without oil seepage.

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

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the shaft length and control type?
A: It features a 20-inch long shaft paired with remote mechanical steering control.

Q: Is the F50LC fuel-injected?
A: Yes. It features Yamaha’s EFI system for smooth performance and improved efficiency.

Q: What types of boats work best with the F50LC?
A: It’s an excellent choice for pontoons, skiffs, center consoles, and multi-engine boats needing a counter-rotating motor.