For Sale: Seaward Princess 3 burner LPG Range with oven

[justinelsberry]

We are selling our Seaward Princess 3 burner, LPG Range with oven. It is not gimbaled.

It is in excellent working condition, all burners, and the oven work well. We live aboard and used it every day for the last year for both cooking and baking.

In Seattle, WA. $500 OBO

[Rebeccarose]

we're in Everett and looking for a 3 burner propane stove. Our boat is a Grand Banks 42 CL.

Do you have the model number or dimensions available

425 359 8063

[justinelsberry]

The model # is 3372. Attached is a picture with the dimensions from the manual. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[FBoykin]

You're too far away from me (FT. Myers, FL) and our Princess LPG Stove is working fine.

But curious about the full-sized grid overlaying the 3 burners, looks like it has a slight railing around it that would help keep pot & pans from sliding off? And provide more space to move things around - stove top gets crowded when using all 3 burners.

Where did you find it and how does it work?

Thanks!

[justinelsberry]

For some reason, the previous owners didn't use it but it came with the boat. I found it hidden in a tiny compartment behind the saloon settee. A quick search and I think I found it at Sure Marine here in Seattle (they are very knowledgeable so I am sure they could validate if it would work for yours)

https://www.suremarineservice.com/Ga...ner/73514.html

Cheers,

-Justin

Originally Posted by FBoykin

You're too far away from me (FT. Myers, FL) and our Princess LPG Stove is working fine.

But curious about the full-sized grid overlaying the 3 burners, looks like it has a slight railing around it that would help keep pot & pans from sliding off? And provide more space to move things around - stove top gets crowded when using all 3 burners.

Where did you find it and how does it work?

Thanks!

[Rebeccarose]

We will be driving up from Palm Springs during the week of Jan 24th and would like to look at the stove if convenient. What marina are you moored at

[justinelsberry]

I sent you a private message with details!

Originally Posted by Rebeccarose

We will be driving up from Palm Springs during the week of Jan 24th and would like to look at the stove if convenient. What marina are you moored at

[Moonfish]

Couple of questions: One, as you have baked in the oven it must be able to reach 350-400 degrees? And two, if it works well, why are you selling?

Oops, I have one more question (probably the most important): is it still available?

[FBoykin]

Appreciate your response and information. I'll give them a call.

Originally Posted by justinelsberry

For some reason, the previous owners didn't use it but it came with the boat. I found it hidden in a tiny compartment behind the saloon settee. A quick search and I think I found it at Sure Marine here in Seattle (they are very knowledgeable so I am sure they could validate if it would work for yours)

https://www.suremarineservice.com/Ga...ner/73514.html

Cheers,

-Justin

[justinelsberry]

Hello! Yes, no problem in getting up to temp. We upgraded to a new Dickinson that we had on order before we bought the boat. We have someone looking at it this week, but if they don't take it, I will update the thread.

Cheers,

Originally Posted by Moonfish

Couple of questions: One, as you have baked in the oven it must be able to reach 350-400 degrees? And two, if it works well, why are you selling?

Oops, I have one more question (probably the most important): is it still available?