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V6 V MAX Yamaha Outboard Motor

$3,495.00

Year: 2008 Yamaha 200 HP VMAX Series 2 model 3.3 block
Engine Type: V6
Displacement: 4.2L
Bore x Stroke: 96 x 96mm (3.78 x 3.78 in)
Prop Shaft Horsepower: 200hp at 5500 rpm
Full Throttle RPM Range: 5000 6000 rpm
Alternator Output at W.O.T.: 70 Amp
Compression Ratio: 10.3:1
Fuel Induction System: EFI
Weight †: 240 kg (529 lbs) – 257 kg (567 lbs)
Recommended Fuel: Octane 87
Recommended Engine Oil: Yamalube 4M (See owner’s manual)
Recommended Fuel Filtration: Yamaha 10-Micron Fuel/Water Separating Filter (external)

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Year: 2008 Yamaha 200 HP VMAX Series 2 model 3.3 block so it pushes 200 HP clean with good compression

Engine Type: V6
Displacement: 4.2L
Bore x Stroke: 96 x 96mm (3.78 x 3.78 in)
Prop Shaft Horsepower: 200hp at 5500 rpm
Full Throttle RPM Range: 5000 6000 rpm
Alternator Output at W.O.T.: 70 Amp
Compression Ratio: 10.3:1
Fuel Induction System: EFI
Weight †: 240 kg (529 lbs) – 257 kg (567 lbs)
Recommended Fuel: Octane 87
Recommended Engine Oil: Yamalube 4M (See owner’s manual)
Recommended Fuel Filtration: Yamaha 10-Micron Fuel/Water Separating Filter (external)
C.A.R.B. Rating: 3-Star
Exhaust: Through Propeller
Intake: 24
Ignition: TCI Microcomputer
Spark Plug: LFR6A-11
Alternator Output: 50 Amp
Starting System: Electric
Lubrication: Wet Sump
Engine Oil Capacity: 6.7L/6.4L
Recommended Cooling: Thermostatic Control
Ethanol Blend Limit: 10% Maximum
Gear Ratio: 1.75:1
Gear Shift: F-N-R
Shaft Length: 20– 25
Degree of Tilt: 66°
Degree of Trim: -4° through +16°
Dry Weight: 20″ shaft / 240 kg (529 lbs), 25″ shaft / 257 kg (567 lbs)
Mounting Centers: N/A
Steering Angle (maximum): 35° from center, either direction

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Types of Bank Transfers

There are several types of bank transfers, particularly in the UK:

  • Faster Payments: This is a common method for transferring smaller amounts of money quickly, often completed within minutes or up to two hours.
  • BACS (Bankers' Automated Clearing Services): Typically used for direct debits and payroll, BACS transfers can take up to three working days to process.
  • CHAPS (Clearing House Automated Payment System): This method is used for high-value transactions, usually over £10,000, and is processed on the same day.
  • International Transfers: These often use SWIFT or IBAN systems for sending money across borders

How Bank Transfers Work

To initiate a bank transfer, the sender must provide specific details about the recipient's account, including:

  • The recipient's name
  • Sort code (for UK accounts)
  • Account number
  • For international transfers, additional information such as the IBAN and SWIFT/BIC code may be required

The sender instructs their bank to process the transfer, which then communicates with the recipient's bank through a clearing house to complete the transaction. Most banks have limits on how much can be transferred in a single transaction or within a day.

Safety and Precautions

Bank transfers are generally considered safe; however, they are susceptible to human error. Mistakes in entering account details can lead to funds being sent to the wrong account. While banks perform checks on entered details, recovering funds sent incorrectly can be challenging and sometimes impossible

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Types of Bank Transfers

There are several types of bank transfers, particularly in the UK:

  • Faster Payments: This is a common method for transferring smaller amounts of money quickly, often completed within minutes or up to two hours.
  • BACS (Bankers' Automated Clearing Services): Typically used for direct debits and payroll, BACS transfers can take up to three working days to process.
  • CHAPS (Clearing House Automated Payment System): This method is used for high-value transactions, usually over £10,000, and is processed on the same day.
  • International Transfers: These often use SWIFT or IBAN systems for sending money across borders

How Bank Transfers Work

To initiate a bank transfer, the sender must provide specific details about the recipient's account, including:

  • The recipient's name
  • Sort code (for UK accounts)
  • Account number
  • For international transfers, additional information such as the IBAN and SWIFT/BIC code may be required

The sender instructs their bank to process the transfer, which then communicates with the recipient's bank through a clearing house to complete the transaction. Most banks have limits on how much can be transferred in a single transaction or within a day.

Safety and Precautions

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Types of Bank Transfers

There are several types of bank transfers, particularly in the UK:

  • Faster Payments: This is a common method for transferring smaller amounts of money quickly, often completed within minutes or up to two hours.
  • BACS (Bankers' Automated Clearing Services): Typically used for direct debits and payroll, BACS transfers can take up to three working days to process.
  • CHAPS (Clearing House Automated Payment System): This method is used for high-value transactions, usually over £10,000, and is processed on the same day.
  • International Transfers: These often use SWIFT or IBAN systems for sending money across borders

How Bank Transfers Work

To initiate a bank transfer, the sender must provide specific details about the recipient's account, including:

  • The recipient's name
  • Sort code (for UK accounts)
  • Account number
  • For international transfers, additional information such as the IBAN and SWIFT/BIC code may be required

The sender instructs their bank to process the transfer, which then communicates with the recipient's bank through a clearing house to complete the transaction. Most banks have limits on how much can be transferred in a single transaction or within a day.

Safety and Precautions

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. To enhance security, some banks offer features like confirmation prompts when transferring money to new payees. Additionally, using services like Instant Bank Pay can minimize errors by pre-filling payment details

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