2027 Yamaha Four Stroke Midrange Compact F30LEHA

Meet the 2027 Yamaha F30LEHA Four Stroke Midrange Compact outboard in classic Yamaha Gray—a smart, right-sized powerplant for boaters who want confident punch without dragging extra weight around the transom. This is an engine-only listing, perfect for repowering a small fishing skiff, utility boat, aluminum V-hull, or compact center console that lives in that “light, nimble, and ready to go” hull class.
At the heart of this F30 is a 30 bhp (22.4 kW) in-line 3-cylinder four-stroke, turning up to 5500 RPM with a 5000–6000 full-throttle range. The three-cylinder layout and 747 cc (0.7 L) displacement give you that usable midrange shove that matters most in real boating—getting on plane smoothly, staying there without drama, and holding speed when the wind kicks up or the load changes. With a 2.00:1 gear ratio spinning a propeller, it’s built to translate power into practical thrust, not just noise.
Because it’s fuel injected and runs on regular gas, this Yamaha is engineered for easy ownership and efficient cruising. On boats that match its sweet spot, you can expect a relaxed, economical run at cruise—exactly what you want for long days of exploring coves, running trap lines, or hopping between fishing spots without watching the fuel gauge like a hawk.
This outboard is also ready for the realities of the marine environment: it’s salt water capable and uses water (open loop) cooling. An electric starter keeps things simple at the dock, while the visual/audible alert system and emergency RPM reduction provide added confidence if conditions or operating issues demand attention. You’ll also appreciate the 17-amp alternator output for keeping onboard electronics charged during your day on the water.
Rigging-wise, this F30LEHA is set up with a 20-inch shaft and tiller steering control, paired with a manual trim system—an uncomplicated, hands-on setup that many skippers prefer for smaller hulls. And at 214 lbs (97 kg) dry, it stays in the “compact midrange” lane: substantial enough to feel planted, light enough to keep your boat responsive.
Ask us about warranty coverage for this new Yamaha outboard and let’s get your repower (or fresh build) dialed in.

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Meet the 2027 Yamaha F30LEHA Four Stroke Midrange Compact outboard in classic Yamaha Gray—a smart, right-sized powerplant for boaters who want confident punch without dragging extra weight around the transom. This is an engine-only listing, perfect for repowering a small fishing skiff, utility boat, aluminum V-hull, or compact center console that lives in that “light, nimble, and ready to go” hull class.
At the heart of this F30 is a 30 bhp (22.4 kW) in-line 3-cylinder four-stroke, turning up to 5500 RPM with a 5000–6000 full-throttle range. The three-cylinder layout and 747 cc (0.7 L) displacement give you that usable midrange shove that matters most in real boating—getting on plane smoothly, staying there without drama, and holding speed when the wind kicks up or the load changes. With a 2.00:1 gear ratio spinning a propeller, it’s built to translate power into practical thrust, not just noise.
Because it’s fuel injected and runs on regular gas, this Yamaha is engineered for easy ownership and efficient cruising. On boats that match its sweet spot, you can expect a relaxed, economical run at cruise—exactly what you want for long days of exploring coves, running trap lines, or hopping between fishing spots without watching the fuel gauge like a hawk.
This outboard is also ready for the realities of the marine environment: it’s salt water capable and uses water (open loop) cooling. An electric starter keeps things simple at the dock, while the visual/audible alert system and emergency RPM reduction provide added confidence if conditions or operating issues demand attention. You’ll also appreciate the 17-amp alternator output for keeping onboard electronics charged during your day on the water.
Rigging-wise, this F30LEHA is set up with a 20-inch shaft and tiller steering control, paired with a manual trim system—an uncomplicated, hands-on setup that many skippers prefer for smaller hulls. And at 214 lbs (97 kg) dry, it stays in the “compact midrange” lane: substantial enough to feel planted, light enough to keep your boat responsive.
Ask us about warranty coverage for this new Yamaha outboard and let’s get your repower (or fresh build) dialed in.

Color Options

Pricing

Engine

Drive Line

Steering