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For Sale: Princess Stove & Oven
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I need this so bad. If only you were in Fl. 
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The Admiral wanted a respectable sized microwave, but didn't want to give up the limited galley countertop space in our Prairie 36 so we replaced it with a Samsung combination Microwave/Convection oven and an electric cooktop.
It's requiring some cabinetry changes that will be posted in the Prairie forum.
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Exactly my solution.
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I've thought about doing that, but all of the convection microwaves I've seen are too wide for the space we have. We only have the space that our current stove occupies, which is 21 3/4" wide and 20 1/2" high. Does anyone have a convection microwave that would fit into that space?
Thanks, Mike
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The one I bought, pictured in post #5, is just under 21" wide and 16" high.
The door opens down like a regular oven which works for us.
On sale at Lowe's for $399. If you're a vet/military another 10% off that.
Good luck.
mbevins
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Pretty sure mine's within your requirements. I'll check it when I get to the boat. Later today.
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Correct it is a countertop with feet that are about an inch high. I'm building a shelf inside the cabinet for it to sit on and plan to secure it with some aluminum angle up against the sides and that will screw into the shelf. It will have about 1.5" clearance on the right and several inches on the left with about a 2" clearance above to the bottom of the cooktop. I'll saw some holes in the back sides for ventilation. I have another thread on this improvement and others in the Prairie forum and will post some pics of this project in a day or two.
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FOG
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You can now see at post #48 in this thread, http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s34/prairie-36-improvements-25815-3.html#post480072
If you have any other questions, please send me a PM.
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