Yamaha LF200XD Outboard Motor

25-Inch Shaft | 2.8-Liter In-Line 4 | Remote Mechanical Control | Counter Rotation | Electronic Fuel Injection | Electric Start | Power Trim and Tilt | Gray

The Yamaha LF200XD Outboard Motor is built as the counter-rotating companion to the F200XD, giving twin-engine boats better balance and control. Its counter-rotation gearcase helps reduce steering torque, improve tracking, and keep the boat straighter in heavy seas. Powered by the same 2.8-liter inline 4 platform, it delivers the same blend of strong torque, good fuel economy, and light overall weight.

Key Features:

• 200-Horsepower In-Line 4-Strong performance in a compact, lightweight design.
• 25-Inch Shaft-Suited for deeper transoms and larger vessels.
• Counter Rotation-Balances torque and improves handling in twin-engine setups.
• Remote Mechanical Control-Smooth throttle and shifting through Yamaha’s mechanical systems.
• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)-Improves fuel efficiency, cold starts, and throttle response.
• Electric Start with Power Trim and Tilt-Push-button ignition and fingertip trim for easy operation.
• 2.8-Liter Engine-Proven inline-4 with strong midrange torque.
• Maximum RPM Range – 5000–6000 RPM-Tuned for acceleration and steady cruising.
• Displacement – 2.8 liters (2785 cc)-Provides plenty of power without V6 weight.
• Alternator Output – 50 amps-Supplies ample power for electronics and systems.
• Corrosion Protection System-Yamaha alloys, coatings, and freshwater flush for extended life.
• Quiet and Smooth Operation-Designed to limit noise and vibration.
• Approximate Weight – 487 pounds-Very light for its horsepower class.

The LF200XD is the ideal counter-rotating partner for an F200XD in a twin-engine installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the “L” in LF200XD stand for?

A: It indicates a counter-rotating model for use in twin-engine setups.

Q: Is the LF200XD a DEC model?

A: No. It uses remote mechanical controls.

Q: What boats are best suited for the LF200XD?

A: Twin-engine bay boats, center consoles, and offshore fishing vessels needing counter-rotation for balanced handling.