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Stove/Oven

Postby denverd0n » Fri Apr 22, 2005 12:52 pm

Cabelas is now stocking a nice propane stove/oven combination for those who want all the luxuries of a home kitchen. Not as cheap as the Mexican model that someone got, but a lot cheaper than what's available from the marine stores.

Follow the link then do a search for outback oven
http://www.cabelas.com
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Postby IraRat » Fri Apr 22, 2005 1:33 pm

We were just this morning pursuing this subject in another thread on the General Discussion board, the thread with Mexican Tear's latest galley photos. Here's the link to that stove, available through Bass and Pro Shops also:

http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog. ... rchResults

Only $200, and Mexican Tear has it mounted on a simple pull-out drawer/shelf, with rubber hosing to the small OR large propane tank, to allow for movement on the drawer to draw the hose out. (Real simple stuff.)

I'm definitely getting it, and I'm working this unit into my galley design. Having a conventional oven gives you a hell of a lot of cooking versatility. Plus, this Outback model is stainless steel exterior and some great safety/convenience features.

Here's the link to that expanded thread (scroll to bottom of page, but examine all of Mexican's photos there to see the simple connection):

http://tnttt.com/viewto ... 0005#30005
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