Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB
$2,134.00
The Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB delivers powerful low-speed thrust with a 20-inch shaft, electric start, and remote mechanical steering—ideal for sailboats, pontoons, and kicker motor applications.
Overview Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB
The Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB is engineered for boaters who need maximum pushing power at low speeds. Designed by Yamaha Marine, this model features a larger lower unit and higher gear ratio than standard 9.9HP outboards, allowing it to generate significantly more thrust for demanding applications.
Equipped with Yamaha’s Dual Thrust™ propeller (standard on T9.9 models), the T9.9LPB provides strong forward and reverse thrust, making it an excellent choice for maneuvering heavy pontoons, controlling sailboats in marinas, or serving as a dependable kicker motor for multi-species fishing boats.
Features and Performance
- High Thrust Design – Larger gearcase and optimized gearing deliver superior low-speed control
- Dual Thrust™ Propeller – Enhanced forward and reverse thrust for precise maneuvering
- Remote Mechanical Steering – Ideal for helm-controlled installations
- Electric Start – Reliable and convenient starting
- 20” Long Shaft – Suitable for standard transoms
- Compact & Lightweight – Two-cylinder SOHC engine weighing only 106 lbs
- Oil Retention System – Allows safe on-side storage without oil leakage
- Shallow Water Drive – Helps protect the propeller and lower unit in shallow conditions
Why You Should Buy it
If you need a compact outboard that delivers exceptional thrust rather than speed, the Yamaha T9.9LPB is a proven solution. It offers excellent torque for heavy boats, reliable four-stroke performance, and Yamaha’s long-term durability—backed by a 3-year manufacturer warranty for peace of mind.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine Type | Yamaha T9.9LPB High Thrust, 4-Stroke |
| Horsepower | 9.9 HP |
| Cylinders | 2 |
| Displacement | 212 cc |
| Fuel System | Carbureted |
| Shaft Length | 20 in (Long) |
| Steering | Remote Mechanical |
| Starting System | Electric |
| Trim & Tilt | Power Tilt |
| Rotation | Standard |
| Full Throttle RPM | 5000 – 6000 rpm |
| Alternator Output | 6 amp |
| Weight | 106 lbs |
| Propeller | Dual Thrust™ |
| Warranty | 3-Year Manufacturer Warranty (Yamaha) |
- Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard (T9.9LPB)
- Dual Thrust™ Propeller
- High Thrust Lower Unit
- Power Tilt System
- Fuel Line
- Owner’s Manual
Frequently Asked Questions About Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB
What engine setup does Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB use?
The specification for Yamaha 9.9HP High Thrust Outboard T9.9LPB centers on a 212 cc two-cylinder four-stroke engine with a carbureted fuel system. For buyers comparing nearby models, that matters because the row clearly sets out the displacement, cylinder count, and fuel system instead of leaving the motor’s character to the horsepower number alone.
What does the alternator output mean on this motor?
The row lists 6 amp alternator output, which adds useful context beyond power and displacement. For many buyers, that figure helps explain how well this engine can support normal electrical demand while underway.
What do the supplied components tell you about this motor?
The included list adds practical context because it names Dual Thrust™ Propeller, High Thrust Lower Unit. That helps buyers see equipment tied directly to this version instead of inferring the setup from the headline alone.
What makes this a high-thrust outboard?
This high-thrust outboard uses high-thrust gearing and a more purposeful lower-unit design to deliver more push at low speeds. The listing also specifies a Dual Thrust™ propeller, which matters when forward and reverse control are more important than outright speed. Yamaha also describes it for sailboats, pontoons, and kicker motor applications.
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