Origo 3000 Free Standing Double-burner Alcohol Stove

Triton318 · 13-01-2008, 09:58

Listed on eBay; item #:130189787243

Origo 3000 free standing double-burner, non-pressurized alcohol stove. Good condition. This stove retailed in the Defender catalog in 2006 for $312.99. The Origo 3000 can also be dropped into a cut-out as shown in one of the photos here. (This is how I installed the stove in my Pearson Triton.) I purchased this stove about six years ago and have used it approximately six times a year since. (I went through just a little under one gallon of stove fuel.) Although I've read that alcohol doesn't burn as hot as other stove fuels, I never had any problem quickly heating stew, boiling water, or frying eggs. There are some burnished areas on the top, but it still looks pretty good. I really like this stove, especially because you don't have to pressurize a tank and there's no priming involved. The only reason I'm selling it is because I'm reconfiguring my galley, and I'm going to install a single-burner, gimballed kerosene stove. Operator's manual included.

scallywag · 13-01-2008, 11:09

How much are you asking? Are the demensions the same as listed in the Defender catalog?

John

Triton318 · 13-01-2008, 17:05

$125.00; the dimensions are the same

ERNIE WOODARD · 26-05-2008, 16:16

I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD POST BUT DO YOU STILL HAVE THE
ORIGO 3000 FOR SALE?

ERNIE
S/V IRISH LOVE

13-01-2008, 09:58	#1
Triton318 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Hayes, Virginia - York River/Chesapeake Bay Boat: Pearson Triton, 28' - Dove Posts: 85	Origo 3000 Free Standing Double-burner Alcohol Stove Listed on eBay; item #:130189787243 Origo 3000 free standing double-burner, non-pressurized alcohol stove. Good condition. This stove retailed in the Defender catalog in 2006 for $312.99. The Origo 3000 can also be dropped into a cut-out as shown in one of the photos here. (This is how I installed the stove in my Pearson Triton.) I purchased this stove about six years ago and have used it approximately six times a year since. (I went through just a little under one gallon of stove fuel.) Although I've read that alcohol doesn't burn as hot as other stove fuels, I never had any problem quickly heating stew, boiling water, or frying eggs. There are some burnished areas on the top, but it still looks pretty good. I really like this stove, especially because you don't have to pressurize a tank and there's no priming involved. The only reason I'm selling it is because I'm reconfiguring my galley, and I'm going to install a single-burner, gimballed kerosene stove. Operator's manual included. __________________ Jay White S/V Dove 1962 Pearson Triton, #318

13-01-2008, 17:05	#3
Triton318 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Hayes, Virginia - York River/Chesapeake Bay Boat: Pearson Triton, 28' - Dove Posts: 85	$125.00; the dimensions are the same __________________ Jay White S/V Dove 1962 Pearson Triton, #318

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13-01-2008, 11:09	#2
scallywag Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: St. Augustine, Fl Boat: Allied Princess, 36-Scallywag Posts: 549	How much are you asking? Are the demensions the same as listed in the Defender catalog? John

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ERNIE WOODARD Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 6	I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD POST BUT DO YOU STILL HAVE THE ORIGO 3000 FOR SALE? ERNIE S/V IRISH LOVE