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You can get really good stuff on Craig's List or even a used appliance store. I don't mean old just about dead stuff either, it's crazy how many people change appliances just because of colour.
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You can get really good stuff on Craig's List or even a used appliance store. I don't mean old just about dead stuff either, it's crazy how many people change appliances just because of colour.
The last 2 stoves I bought were for our last home about 15 years ago (a gas JennAire) and our mobile home about 3 years ago ( a gas plain-jane Maytag) -- I remember both stoves CAME with all the gas line, regulator and burner orfices needed to run either NG or LPG...
For what it's worth, our boat was built with an RV type Norcold fridge and Atwood stove..
1988 SkipperLiner 53x14
1995 Tracker Party Cruiser 32
2002 Regal 2860 Commodore
1987 Sea Ray 21' Seville midcabin
2000 Allegro Bus 40' DP
Remember You can't just go buy a stove it has to be "MARINE" and IGNITION PROTECTED. ( sarcasm)
Last edited by boatlover; 03-01-2013 at 05:27 AM.
1991 Pluckebaum 70'
13' Boston Whaler, 40hp Yamaha
10' AB rib, 25hp Suzuki (for sale)
Right.... so an open-flame stove can be "ignition protected"????
She's a tired old barge but she's paid for!
Stmbtwle
Post was meant to be sarcastic if reference to a discussion about electrical panels and the hipocrisy of how you need all (Marine) ignition protected switches, panels, breakers, etc in the cabin of the boat but a propane or alcohol stove is OK.
1991 Pluckebaum 70'
13' Boston Whaler, 40hp Yamaha
10' AB rib, 25hp Suzuki (for sale)
Sorta figured that...
She's a tired old barge but she's paid for!
Sometimes it's difficult to interpret the " tone" of a written statement. lol
1991 Pluckebaum 70'
13' Boston Whaler, 40hp Yamaha
10' AB rib, 25hp Suzuki (for sale)
my rule of thumb is....if i can use it in my house ,i can adapt it for my "house"boat
44 gibson executive
on the muskingum river & ohio river
marietta,ohio
after being on here for perhaps 5 years the site has taken me from how to get the chain off the buoy for our first boat, an old 58ft James Towner, rental, which we gutted and refurbished. With lots of questions on here. With answers that took an assortment of solutions.
Keep in mind the site contains a lot of solid info, and some like myself stretch our literary license, all in all you wont find a better site for the issues dealt with here.
On the stove issue sticking w/ele range, but getting a camping stove w/oven and using it on the front deck in the open, no large tanks to deal with no inside issues. Figured we can neatly handle wk end breakfast w/out going topside for the big grill. Now tell me about the new flooring
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