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Bruckmann 50 MotorSailer
Bruckmann 50: "A 200% boat, giving the owner what he expects from both her roles." Yachting 2/03
Conceived to bridge the once-impossible gap between sail and power, the Mark Ellis designed 50 is a clearly superior solution marking a new era in motor sailing efficiency. Unlike many hybrids, which are neither fish nor fowl, the Bruckmann 50 is in a class by itself, offering exceptional sailing performance at the push of a button while also incorporating power capability that far exceeds that of most trawlers. The dynamic hull form features wide flat runs into powerful aft sections, allowing the 50 to cruise easily at 9 knots, both under sail or powered by the 135hp John Deere diesel. There is always reserve horsepower to handle adversity. The Bruckmann 50 is designed to be an extraordinary sailboat with emphasis on speed, stability, and upwind performance. This is a couples’ boat that features the advantages and simplicity of “push button” sailing without sacrificing the thrill of sail. One never leaves the safety of the cockpit when making sail, reefing, or stowing sails. The simplicity of total sail handling from the cockpit offers enhanced security and a new sense of ease under sail.
The Bruckmann 50 has advantages under power far superior to the trawler, yet she can sail better than most cruising boats in a breeze. There is no need to give up a lifetime of sailing when technology allows for “push button” sailing on a lovely day—or even a bad day.
We find it most desirable to enter the boat from the stern, walk through the cockpit into the main saloon, then sit down and look out the windows. No more descending stairs into a dark interior. The interior is light, open and provides outstanding ventilation. The inside steering section is surrounded by navigation instruments, engine gauges and a chart table. This area is out of the elements, which brings safety and comfort with adverse conditions, such as blazing sun or driving rain.
The Bruckmann 50 has two private staterooms, two heads with a large common stall shower, and a huge galley containing all culinary necessities. There is a library/den which could serve as a third stateroom, however, it is complete with a computer desk, built in TV, and the optional fireplace and bar. These accommodations all may be arranged to the particular requirements of the owner.
What a beautiful boat! You've created a very functional piece of art. I love it all, from the cockpit grate to my vanity with the perfect lighting and adjustable stool. The galley is awesome with the glass front doors (beautiful sinks) and the DEN!!! Well, what can I say? You have excellent taste and a very talented group of craftsmen (varnished trim is like jewelry on the boat).
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
Pat and Dan Betty - Bonaventure 1
Bruckmann 50 - Hull #3
Specifications:
LOA.....................51 ft 2 in.
LWL.....................42 ft 2 in.
Beam....................15 ft 5 in.
Draft....................6 ft 0 in.
Displacement..............43,000lbs
Ballast...................16,000lbs
Sail Area..............1,250 sq ft.
Engine................John Deere 135hp.
Fuel Capacity..............250 gal.
Water Capacity.............200 gal.
Waste Capacity..............40 gal.
Base Price............US$998,500
Mark Bruckmann with John & Betsy, owners of Hull #5 aboard their yacht January 2005 at the factory. Hull #5 was delivered and commissioned in Seattle May 2005, and has cruised the Pacific Northwest before heading to her homeport at the San Francisco Yacht Club. Call to arrange for a private viewing.
Bruckmann 50 Specifications
International Marine Management Inc.
901 Fairview Avenue N
Suite #C-150
Seattle, WA 98109, USA
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