Suggestions for new propane range?

[jackdale]

Originally Posted by forsailbyowner

We purchase a Hillerange princess, and although the customer service is great I

I too have used Hilleranges. Way too hard to clean.

Jack

[cantxsailor]

Dickenson Marine. I have had my 2 burner cooker for about 5years. It is so nice its the only thing I refused to leave on my boat when I sold her. Its now on Turtle and still works great......m

[Amgine]

I'm looking casually at stoves as well. I have a drop-in 2-burner hob now, and the only way to put in an oven/stove combo is to engage in a rather major renovation, so I'm still researching.

Here's a few links to stoves I'm interested in for my smaller application, but you might be interested in taking a look as well:

• Taylor's 030 Paraffin (Kerosene) stove/grill/oven
• Sig-200 Diesel stove/oven/heater
• 63269 and 63258 Force 10 propane stove/oven
• Luke Galley Stoves can be with either alcohol or gas burners.

I have a couple more I'm still looking for the manufacturers - Lido (don't know if they have an oven 2-burner), SMEV, and Tudor. There are a couple others I've been pointed to, but I don't have their names handy.

[seattle sailor]

Wow, I want to thank you all for giving me your suggestions....this is my first time on the site, and it is so helpful to learn from all of you instead of "reinventing the wheel!" Thanks again and happy sailing!

[James S]

I have the 3 burner Force 10, with the broiler

[amarinesurveyor]

Whatever you get, make sure all the burners have thermocouples on them - they will shut the gas off if the burner flame gets blown out. Most cooktops for "home" use don't have them.
Brian