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New Krogen 55' Expedition Trawler Yacht
Stuart, FL (PRWEB) November 27, 2007 -- Kadey-Krogen Yachts announces the introduction of the Krogen 55' Expedition, once again setting a new standard for long-range full displacement trawler yachts. Kadey-Krogen's Expedition offers rugged globetrotting capability and technologically advanced construction features, plus new exterior styling with a handsome sheer and a graceful raked bow. Innovative interpretations of Kadey-Krogen's home-like comfort and highly sociable interior spaces highlight this all-new design; the living area is nearly 25 percent larger than that of other comparably sized vessels. As with every Kadey-Krogen built today, the quality of fit and finish, materials and workmanship will be excellent.
With a Length Over All (LOA) of 59'-0" and a Length on Deck (LOD) of 55'0", Kadey-Krogen's 55' Expedition boasts superb size, style and comfort constructed through the outstanding handcraftsmanship of Asia Harbor Yacht Builders, Taiwan-exclusive builder of all Kadey-Krogen yachts. The new 55' is every inch a classic Kadey-Krogen vessel, and the growing family of Krogen customers will undoubtedly be delighted.
While all current production Kadey-Krogen trawler yachts are proven bluewater passagemakers, the Krogen 55' is an expedition-style globetrotter with a range of well over 3000 miles at 8 knots, or the equivalent of nonstop from Annapolis to Antigua at 9 knots. She has an ample fuel capacity of 1800 gallons. Sure and steady twin John Deere 6068 TFM M1 Tier 2 engines power her, each achieving 158 HP. To support this propulsion, the underbody features twin counter-faired skegs-a Kadey-Krogen innovation for maximum efficiency. Judging from proven past performance of this configuration, the result will be superb tracking, a wonderfully stable ride and solid, no-nonsense performance particularly in following seas.
"The hull form and hydrostatic data for the 55' fall right in line with our other pure displacement trawler yachts-the 58', the 48', the 44' and the 39'," says John Gear, president of Kadey-Krogen Yachts. "But the crowning achievement of this yacht, I believe, is the way the entire design--a comfortable, friendly and superbly capable long-range bluewater traveler-embodies our company's core values of capability, liveability, family and value. Only Kadey-Krogen, with more than 500 yachts and 30 years of experience in full displacement trawler yachts, could produce such a clearly-focused and high quality design."
In conceiving the vision, value and superior quality in this new yacht, Kadey-Krogen began with in-house talent including staff naval architect Jimmy Krogen of the venerable naval design and architecture firm James S. Krogen & Co. The Kadey-Krogen team worked together with Tom Fexas Yacht Design, Inc., to integrate and refine the new design concepts to ensure that the vessel remained true to Kadey-Krogen structural principles. Throughout the development stages they conferred with owners of current Krogen models to refine arrangement and detailing. "Our boat owners' input and cruising experience is key to this company," says Larry Polster, vice president. "They keep us focused on designing and building yachts for liveability. And in this case, thanks to our customers, we've created a truly superior bluewater traveler in a very reasonable size."
The balance of form and function in the Krogen 55' Expedition will be evident as soon as you board. Characteristic of all Kadey-Krogen yachts, a roomy, comfortable and highly functional pilothouse serves as navigation area and living space. There is the fully covered aft deck or "back porch" from which to enjoy your surroundings whether you're entertaining guests, reading a book, or enjoying a snooze. Forward from the aft deck through welded aluminum weather-tight doors is the saloon or, more aptly, "the living room" as this space is a quarter larger than that of other comparably sized vessels. The portside galley remains amidships, directly adjacent to the saloon, so those who are prepping and cooking are still a part of the conversation. This galley is particularly well appointed with top-of-the-line appliances including a Viking range, Jennair refrigerator, Miele dishwasher and more.
Moving below and forward, the interior space of the 55' Expedition allows both two-cabin and three-cabin arrangement options. Each features the master stateroom forward to take advantage of natural light and fresh breezes. The master has a full head en suite that includes a spacious shower stall. A second head is opposite the starboard stateroom(s). Those familiar with Kadey-Krogen will recognize the natural flow and comfortable look and feel of the living quarters, as the 55' Expedition reflects the experience that only can be gained in 30 years of building liveaboard passagemaking trawler yachts.
The engine room and machinery area offer ready views of and access to all equipment, plumbing and wiring-a Kadey-Krogen hallmark. "We don't believe you should have to remove a panel to find what you are looking for," says Tom Button, vice president of operations with Kadey-Krogen. "You can identify and respond to any maintenance need quickly and easily."
The Krogen 55' Expedition is being offered with introductory pricing for a few select owners. With tooling for the hull mold nearing completion and hulls one through three already spoken for, potential owners should contact Kadey-Krogen very soon to take advantage of pre-production pricing.
Celebrating 30 years in business, Kadey-Krogen Yachts is headquartered in Stuart, FL, and has sales headquarters in Annapolis, MD, as well as an independent sales office in Seattle, WA. The company builds five lengths and designs of full displacement trawler yachts from 39 to 58 feet LOD.
For more information contact: Casey Graves, Kadey-Krogen Yachts, Marketing/Sales Office, Port Annapolis Marina 7080 Bembe Beach Road, Ste 213 Annapolis, MD 21403 Tel (800) 247-1230 Fax (410) 216-9274
Specifications: Length on Deck 55'-0" LOA (including swim platform & pulpit): 59'-0" LWL: 49'-5" Beam (over rub rail): 18'-0" Draft at Keel (half load): 4'-8" Displacement (half load): 82,250 lb. approx. Height (above DWL not including Mast): 17'-7" approx. Fuel Capacity: 1800 gal. Water Capacity: 520 gal. Black Water Capacity: 140 gal. Gray Water Capacity: 140 gal. Range @ 8 knots, 3000 nautical miles (estimated) Main Engines: John Deere 6068TFM M1, Tier 2, 158 BHP @ 2400RPM
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