Yamaha F250XSB2 250HP – DEC 25″ Shaft Standard Rotation in White

Yamaha F250XSB2 250HP White V6

The Yamaha F250XSB2 pairs a 4.2L 24-valve DOHC V6 with standard rotation, finished in Pearlescent White at 529 lbs dry — a strong power-to-weight ratio for premium offshore vessels. The 25-inch shaft is built for high-performance fiberglass hulls in Mulmarine’s reliable marine propulsion systems lineup that need consistent propeller immersion on long transits.

Technical Specifications of Yamaha F250XSB2

• The V6 4.2L DOHC engine delivers 250HP with strong volumetric efficiency.
• The 240 kg build runs a 25-inch shaft for offshore boat transoms.
• Digital Electronic Control (DEC) gives smooth shifting and throttle management.
• Integrated Digital Electric Steering (DES) delivers precise vessel command at any speed.
• The 50-70 Amp alternator output powers navigation displays and digital sonar.
• Standard right-hand rotation and NMEA 2000 certification for helm integration.
• Coverage comes from a 3-year limited factory warranty and Japanese quality standards.

White V6 Performance

The F250XSB2’s Pearlescent White finish matches the aesthetic on luxury center consoles. The 24-valve V6 configuration maximizes air intake for rapid, responsive hole-shot acceleration under heavy loads.

Integrated DES Steering

Integrated Digital Electric Steering (DES) gives a smooth, responsive experience without hydraulic lines, keeping the bilge clean while giving the operator adjustable steering friction.

DEC Interface Control

Digital Electronic Control (DEC) gives smooth, cable-free throttle and shifting, fully compatible with Helm Master EX for advanced vessel positioning during technical maneuvers.

Marine Protection Protocol

This digital V6 runs high-quality sacrificial anodes to keep galvanic corrosion in check daily. Regular attention to the power trim and tilt system keeps engine adjustments smooth in saltwater environments. Pro Tip: flush the engine with fresh water after every launch to protect internal components from salt buildup.