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The Bruckmann 50 Mark II is a more powerful and lengthened version of the acclaimed Bruckmann 50 pilothouse cruising sloop. The new Bruckmann 50 Mk II features an integral stern platform, combined with the added power of a new 200 HP John Deere engine. An easy 10 knot cruising speed was achieved during sea trials at an impressively low fuel consumption of under 5 GPH. Maximum speed approached 12 knots, showing a reserve of power that will be welcome in adverse conditions. The hull extension adds convenient stowage for an inflatable dinghy or scuba gear and provides a broad platform for boarding and swimming access.
At Bruckmann, each yacht can be tailored to the specific requirements of her owner, offering a truly personalized expression of their tastes and experiences. Built in Canada, just outside of Toronto, Bruckmann offers their clients the opportunity to be involved in any or all stages of construction, from hull lay-up to launch.
Walking into the Bruckmann 50 from the stern, one is immediately struck by the size of the cockpit and the visibility in the main salon. No more descending steep stairs into a dark cavernous interior. The main salon is bright and open, providing excellent ventilation and panoramic visibility. The inside steering station is surrounded by the best in today's navigational equipment and engine instrumentation, including an ample chart table. Steering from the inside station during adverse conditions is a delight. The spacious cockpit and main salon dining areas offer expansive entertaining possibilities, with dinner party seating for four at each table.
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