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Question Hillerange Parts, trying to make a decision...

Anyone have a source for Hillerange parts. Our range needs and "overhaul" and I'm debating whether to do the repairs or just bite the bullet and buy a new Force 10 at the show?

There's also the safety issue of the old range?
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I'm facing the same decision and just found the website that gtod25 posted. On the site it lists Viking Boat Supplies in Eastport as a service center. Right now I'm in Eastport and plan to stop by tomorrow and see what kind of help I can get. Need to hurry cause the boat show is just two days away and I'm weakening ..

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For what it's worth, we just gave our Hillerange to a metal recycler and got a new Force 10 propane gimbaled stove-top. We freed up space under the sink with the alcohol pressure tank gone, and now am installing the propane supply apparatus which can be a bit of a PITA on an older boat with no dedicated propane locker.
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I'm facing the same decision and just found the website that gtod25 posted. On the site it lists Viking Boat Supplies in Eastport as a service center. Right now I'm in Eastport and plan to stop by tomorrow and see what kind of help I can get. Need to hurry cause the boat show is just two days away and I'm weakening ..
I'm almost positive Viking is long gone out of business.
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I'm almost positive Viking is long gone out of business.
Yeah, found that out today. Guess Seaward needs to update their website.
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Fawcetts has Force 10's on sale...if I remember it was $1100 for a two burner and $1200 for the three burner.
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Question Tasco Stove 755LP?

Checked out a Tasco Stove today at the boat show...

Anyone have experience with these? Build quality, reputation, etc...

I like the look the Force 10's better but these are a few $$$ less and have some nice little features, like an oven temp dial
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I also looked at the Tasco stove and thought it was well built. BTW, I have a Magic Chef 3 burner stove plus oven on my boat.
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