2023 Yamaha Boats 275 SDX

Lightly used versatile ski / wake / jet bow rider ready for a new owner.

Port 32 Marine High and Dry Slip is Available.

Seller Already bought a Larger Vessel. 

A WHOLE NEW BOATING EXPERIENCE

Performance, distinctive design and advanced technology come together to redefine what a 27-foot boat can be.

FLOATING TOUCHSCREEN

The minimalistic "floating" helm design adds to the sophisticated and stylish helm layout.

INNOVATIVE COCKPIT SEATING

The deck and hull design maximizes space, comfort and versatility.

TWIN SVHO® ENGINE

Supercharged and intercooled, Yamaha's SVHO engines produces a combined 500hp channeled through Yamaha's renowned Jet Propulsion system.

SWIM UP STERN SEATING

Two removable seats attached to the stern sit slightly below the water's surface, providing comfortable in-water seating.

CONVERTIBLE STERN SEATING

Designed to connect the stern and the cockpit areas for a more comfortable and luxurious lounging experience. 

Yamaha’s new DRiVE X system is just not another minor upgrade to Yamaha’s jet boat series, it is an assisted docking system that is a quantum leap in technology for any jet boat owner. What DRiVE X does is allow the helm person to move the boat forward, aft, laterally, rotate on its axis, or hold the boat against the dock, all while keeping your hands on the steering wheel.

The Yamaha 275SDX is Yamaha’s top of the line jet boat and the addition of their new DRiVE X system takes all of the guess work out docking or maneuvering in tight places.

So how does Yamaha’s new DRiVE X system work? Here’s how. Operating this system is as easy as moving your fingertips, all while your hands stay on the steering wheel. First you stop the boat, straighten the steering wheel, and move the gear shifter into neutral adjacent to where you want to move the boat to. Next you push a button on the steering wheel that tells the jet drives you now intend to maneuver in tight places.

Once the boat is stopped and you are ready to start maneuvering, you will see that on the far side of the steering column on the 275SDFX there are two bars underneath the steering wheel that Yamaha calls “forward and reverse paddles,” and these are easily reachable by simply extending your fingertips down from the steering wheel. 

The principle to operating Yamaha’s DRiVE X system is like operating a boat that uses counter-rotating propellers for propulsion. Vis-a-vis when the starboard engine’s gear is placed in forward and the port engine’s gear is placed in reverse, the boat turns counter-clockwise on its axis.