Honda BFP10D3LHT 9.9HP Outboard – 20in Shaft, Electric, Tiller, Power Tilt
For weekend trips, Honda BFP10D3LHT delivers 9.9 horsepower. Tiller steering runs through a 20-inch shaft. Common on dinghies, jon boats, and small tenders. Boaters pick it for a straightforward, low-maintenance setup.
- 9.9 horsepower, ready to run
- Shaft length 20 inches
- Tiller steering, simple setup
- Power tilt for easy trailering
- Backed by standard marine warranty
Description
Support Honda BF75DK4LRTC when a coastal fishing boat, large aluminum bass boat, or 17- to 19-foot skiff needs 75 HP and remote steering. Its 1,496 cc inline four-cylinder SOHC 4-stroke engine uses 16 valves and produces 75 HP. Honda BF75DK4LRTC is a remote-control outboard with Programmed Fuel Injection, electric starting, Power Trim and Tilt, and a 20-inch long shaft. The configuration suits compatible long-transom boats.
At approximately 357 lbs dry, the motor should be included in transom, battery, trailer, and repower calculations. The 5,000–6,000 RPM full-throttle range helps guide propeller selection, while the 2.33:1 gear ratio supports forward, neutral, and reverse operation. Its 44-amp alternator provides 35 charging amps for supported marine electronics and accessories. BLAST, Lean Burn Control, and NMEA 2000 compatibility add specified functions for properly equipped installations.
Key Features of Honda BF75DK4LRTC
- Fit the 20-inch long shaft to coastal fishing boats and 17- to 19-foot skiffs.
- Remote Steering — places throttle and directional control at the compatible boat helm.
- 75 HP comes from a 1,496 cc inline four-cylinder SOHC 4-stroke engine.
- 357 lbs dry weight affects transom capacity, trailer loading, and repower balance.
- Programmed Fuel Injection manages fuel delivery within the specified four-cylinder configuration.
- Power Trim and Tilt changes engine angle during acceleration, cruising, docking, and trailering.
- BLAST and Lean Burn Control provide listed acceleration and cruising functions.
- NMEA 2000 compatibility supports connection with compatible marine displays.
Why Choose the Honda BF75DK4LRTC
This model combines remote helm operation with 75 HP and a 20-inch shaft for boats that need more output than smaller midrange engines provide. The 44-amp alternator and NMEA 2000 compatibility also suit vessels carrying a broader electronics package.
- 75 HP fits properly rated coastal boats
- Remote steering supports console layouts
- NMEA 2000 supports compatible displays
Applications & Use Cases
Honda BF75DK4LRTC is intended for coastal fishing boats, large aluminum bass boats, 17- to 19-foot skiffs, and similar recreational hulls using a 20-inch transom. It can support fishing, family cruising, harbor travel, and repower projects when the vessel accepts the engine’s weight and horsepower.
- Coastal fishing boats with long transoms
- Large aluminum bass boats
- 17- to 19-foot fishing skiffs
Warranty, Support & Maintenance
The supplied product information lists a 5-year non-declining standard warranty. Follow the applicable Honda owner’s manual for engine oil, gearcase lubricant, filters, spark plugs, cooling-system checks, remote controls, NMEA 2000 equipment, and Power Trim and Tilt. Confirm exact fluid quantities, service intervals, registration, and dealer support before purchase.
Honda 9.9HP BFP10D3LHT Power Thrust Specs
| Brand | Honda Marine |
| Full Model Code | BFP10D3LHT (High Thrust) |
| Engine Family/Series | Power Thrust Series |
| Engine Type | Inline 2 / 4-Valve SOHC / 4-Stroke |
| Displacement | 0.22 Liters (222 cc) |
| Horsepower | 9.9 HP @ 5000 RPM |
| Gear Ratio | 2.33:1 (High-Thrust Gearcase) |
| Shaft Length | 20" (Long) |
| Dry Weight | 51 kg (112 lbs) |
| Fuel Induction | Single Carburetor w/ Accelerator Pump |
| Starting & Steering | Electric Start w/ Multi-Function Tiller |
| Trim/Tilt Method | Power Tilt |
| Alternator Output | 12 Amps |
| Standard Warranty | 5-Year Non-Declining |
| Application | Heavy-duty 9.9HP with power tilt for pushing heavy displacement hulls. |












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