Yamaha F50LC3 Outboard Motor

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

The Yamaha F50LC3 delivers the same dependable 50HP performance as the other F50 models, but with a Matte Brown finish that gives it a different look on the transom. It’s a great choice for small center consoles, skiffs, pontoons, and multi-engine setups where you want a clean-running, quiet motor with enough punch for everyday cruising and fishing. With a 20-inch shaft, remote controls, electric start, and power trim & tilt, it’s built for simple, comfortable operation.

Its 4-cylinder 4-stroke engine runs smoothly and offers strong mid-range torque, making it easy to get on plane or maneuver around tight areas. EFI helps with easy starts, clean throttle response, and solid fuel economy. Power trim & tilt adds the flexibility to adjust your running angle for speed, shallow water approaches, or trailering.

Key Features

• 50 Horsepower, 4-Cylinder 4-Stroke Engine-Smooth, quiet performance with good mid-range strength.
• 20-Inch Shaft Length-Fits deeper transoms across many small-boat designs.
• Remote Control Operation-Works with Yamaha’s remote boxes for steady, predictable handling.
• Electric Start-Push-button convenience for reliable ignition.
• Power Trim & Tilt-Makes it easy to set your running angle or lift the motor in shallow water.
• Matte Brown Finish-A unique, premium color option for boats looking for something different.
• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)-Better fuel efficiency, smoother throttle response, and dependable starts.
• Oil Leak Prevention System-Safe horizontal storage without seepage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the F50LC3 differ from the F50LC and F50LC2?

A: Same performance — the only difference is the finish (Gray, Pearl White, or Matte Brown).

Q: Is this model fuel-injected?

A: Yes, it features Yamaha’s EFI system.

Q: What boats pair well with the F50LC3?

A: Pontoons, skiffs, center consoles, and twin-engine setups that want a Matte Brown finish to match the boat’s look.