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S&S Swan Maintenance - Advice on replacing propane stove
01 August 2010 - 12:51
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Gerrit
Join Date: 07 June 2010
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Advice on replacing propane stove
Dear all,

It seems the Shipmate 3-burner propane stove on my boat needs replacing. Does anyone has some advice for me for a good replacement stove? I am looking for a somewhat classic look, which will fit nicely in the classic interior of the boat.

Best regards,

Gerrit (47/001 Mandate)
The Netherlands
01 August 2010 - 23:43
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Matteosalamon
Join Date: 29 January 2007
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Dear Gerrit,

techimpex, an Italian, makes a stove which is a good and reliable product, all stainless steel, cheaper than the Alpes Inox, Italian too, but extremely expensive.

Fair winds!

matteo (38/067 Only You)
05 August 2010 - 19:04
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Swante
Join Date: 31 January 2007
Posts: 46

Personally, I don't like gas in boats. Gas is heavier than air, consequently, if there's a leak, it will find its way to the bilge. For that reason I have installed a Taylors carosine stove. It's slow and in many ways impractical. But it's safe and it looks neat.

Cheers,
Terje, 38/047
08 August 2010 - 23:15
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Gerrit
Join Date: 07 June 2010
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Thanks for your advice. I will certainly take a look at Techimpex and also will take the gas-less option into consideration.

Gerrit
29 November 2010 - 21:25
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ludovic
Join Date: 25 July 2008
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Dear Gerrit,

I am also trying to change my stove on my 47/059. I have a blake stove (CTG 0241) but it is just to big for the hole. What did you finaly choose? What is your experience

Ludovic
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