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$890,000 USD
MakeLagoon
Model50
Year2020
Length15.2m8.1m beam
EngineYanmar Diesel 4JH80 X 2
Draft1.4m
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Overview
About this vessel
She is a unique and very well-appointed vessel. The really nice saloon layout flows easily to the aft cockpit and deck.
Seadeck (in grey) gives a really nice feel to outdoor surfaces. Power systems are all exceeding expectations. The standard engines each have an integral charging system fitted. This, combined with 4 KW of Solar and Integral power units, negates the need for a generator. Sails are all of good quality. Rigging is recently replaced, and servicing is to an exceptionally high level. Strongly recommended for extended cruising!
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeLagoon
Model50
Year2020
Dimensions
Length overall15.2m
Beam8.1m
Draft1.4m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar Diesel 4JH80 X 2
Engine hours510
Features
On board
Integral E-Power System
Zero Jet Tender
4 kW solar panels
Integral charging system on engines
Recently replaced rigging
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