August, 2019 | Outboard Motor Oil

Using Your Yamalube 2-m

Hello and welcome to the blog. We’re here to tell you about the strength of Yamalube. It is specially formulated to work in Yamaha engines and the reviews it has make it the preferred choice of many 2-stroke motor users. There is a reason that this oil is chosen to work in so many motors. It’s a superior product. So superior that our friends write in to talk about it. Every little thing in their free time matters so anytime that they find something that works, they like to write and share it. People like stuff that works. It’s important that people that have Yamaha and other vehicles, motorcycles, WaveRunners, and even lawn mowers have an oil that can be there them when they need it. No one wants to worry about if their oil is going to perform. They just want to know that is works and to never think about it.

That’s why James in Idaho says that this is the only brand he will use, and he doesn’t even own anything Yamaha made. Timothy has a WaveRunner and says that his performance has improved ever since he switched over from another brand. Larry swears by it for his motorcycle and there are so many more testimonials that it’s hard to choose just a couple for this blog. That is also why so many people that do have Yamaha WaveRunners and more use this specially formulated blend that meets the high standards set by Mr. Leo Lake, the former service manager for Yamaha international Corporation in the mid-1960s who worked diligently to develop a formula that would work with high performance motors especially Yamaha engines. 2007 saw a reformulation to compete with the times that saw more improvements and modern capabilities come to the forefront. Yamalube is the preferred oil for Yamaha racers, boaters fisherman’s and anyone else that needs and joys what they do. Yamalube is over 50 years old and going stronger than ever.

Thank you for coming by the blog and thanks for reading. We strive to bring you good information and stories, blogs and more here. If you have a unique fishing story, a tale about your Yamalube or any tips or tricks you’ve learned about Yamaha or anything you’d like to share, please send us an email and we may share it on the blog. Thank you for your time and thanks for reading.

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A Tale About Wave Runner Oil

When Jimmy hit the first wave, his knees buckled. When he recovered and hit the second wave the WaveRunner took over and its wicked lean straightened him right out. He was cutting through waves now that he had the hang of it and nothing would stop him. He stayed out on the water for nearly an hour and pushed his WaveRunner hard. He took a break and let “Willie” rest a bit. He needed to change the oil. HE didn’t care because he was going to push through. Then Larry came along. He pulled up and asked, “What’s going down, Jimmy?” Jimmy didn’t reply, he just squirted some fresh water from his bottle into his face and hair. He knew why Larry was here. It was the competition and the fire Jimmy had. They gave each other a hard time but they respected each other. Thing about Larry was, he wasn’t as talented as Jimmy, but he took good care of his WaveRunner. Keeping the WaveRunner oil topped off and clean as it could be. He didn’t like getting in the way between him and the water and if his WaveRunner wasn’t running well, that would come between him and the waves.

Jennifer sat on her floating duck in between Jimmy and Larry. It was an unofficial race, but it was still a race. She dropped her right arm with the red bandana and the two sped off. Jimmy got the jump because he knew just how and when to lean and when to press. Larry didn’t seem to budge and he surely, he didn’t panic. The girls were all screaming for Jimmy and everyone on the beach came closer to see them hit the wake of a big yacht out on the sound. Larry hit it with his usual style and Jimmy kind of leaned into it but he didn’t hit the wave square and kind of faded off. He tried to restore his balance, but Larry took the lead. Jimmy could almost hear Larry smiling as he hit the other side of the wake.

Larry caught up to the yacht and high fived Jennifer who was waiting for him with that red bandana again. Jimmy’s WaveRunner didn’t have the power to recover and he felt it drag just enough to give Larry another win. Jimmy learned a valuable lesson that day as he saw Jennifer ride off into the sunset on Larry’s yacht. He needed to take much better care of his vehicle. Thanks for coming by and thanks for reading. If you have a unique WaveRunner tale or care tips to share with the blogs, we would love to hear from you.

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Trust in Yamalube

Thank you for coming by the blog and thank you for reading. In this blog we will talk a little bit about Yamalube and some of its uses and tell a fun story about racing. “Let up on the throttle Hank!” Jeff said, oil was squirting everywhere. Hank gave him one of those looks and rolled his eyes. “Well, you’d have used Yamalube instead of the wrong stuff, you wouldn’t need to worry about me and my throttle now would you? And I don’t appreciate you pulling the WaveRunner up that far into the sand either, do you know what you could’ve done to her?” Hank was none too happy. Not only did his friend Jeff run his oil too low and push his WaveRunner too hard, he also put in some oil that he’d never even heard of. Hank swore by Yamalube, it was the only thing specifically designed to handle what Hank would put his WaveRunner through on Lake Whitney.

The heat didn’t help the two get along better, so, after a while Jeff just disappeared from the scene, leaving Hank to finish changing the oil and doing his tune-up. Hank was able to recover and took off his dirty shirt and couldn’t wait to get the WaveRunner back into the waves. The waves and mist cooled him off. There was nothing more invigorating than then spraying another WaveRunner and then hitting one of those 5 footers head on. He learned how to make it drift and he could almost treat it like a skateboard after so much experience with it. He stayed out a little longer, did some racing against a couple kids on older WaveRunners and then pulled up to his boat. He docked the WaveRunner and looked up to see Jeff there. “I’m sorry about your Waver, buddy, I shouldn’t have done that. Here’s a few more quarts of Yamalube, I’ve learned my lesson. Hank high-fived and thanks Jeff. The two would go on to take tun with the WaveRunners and enjoyed a cold one after. A testimony to the comradery and dedication Yamalube can bring.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for reading. We hope you enjoy our little stories as much as we do. IF you have a WaveRunner story or a crazy water bound story, please give us a shout and let us know. Let us know if you have any tips or tricks too. Thanks again and here’s to Yamalube

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