Replacement options for Kenyon Butane Stove in Ranger 21EC

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I have a Kenyon butane stove that was the original stove in a 2010 21EC. It has actually not been used by the first owner but it is leaking when I load canisters. What would be a direct (or close) replacement for that stove that allows the guest seat to be used and pretty much fits the old cutout.

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Harley
"Runcible": Ranger 21EC
 
harley":132v5sgr said:
I have a Kenyon butane stove that was the original stove in a 2010 21EC. It has actually not been used by the first owner but it is leaking when I load canisters. What would be a direct (or close) replacement for that stove that allows the guest seat to be used and pretty much fits the old cutout.

Thank you,
Harley
"Runcible": Ranger 21EC
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Hi Harley,

We use a butane stove on our R23 and you could check with parts on availability by email at parts@rangertugs.com. Here is a link to the one we currently use, https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/B61144.html, you can also wire it in to work on shore power. Hope this helps.

Thanks,
 
About 18 months ago I noticed the butane canister didn't seal when inserted. Contacted Kenyon and at that time they offered to refurbish the stove for $125 or so. Had that done but didn't have a chance to try it before I sold the boat. My problem was that I had left the canister in the stove instead of removing it after use and the seal failed.
 
I forgot to update but the stove was repaired by Kenyon. I sent it in for refurbishing. Price was reasonable.
All works well now and i will make sure to remove canister and keep seal lubricated from now on.

Harley
Ranger 21 EC Runcible
 
I use a butane stove and cook in the cockpit on the engine cover. Put a plastic cover over the cushion and do all prep work and cooking there. The small stoves are around 30 dollars, Martin and Coleman each make one.
 
Don't have a R21 but like Pilotnavigator I prefer to keep the smells, heat and moisture out of the cabin. Welded some 1" box(to act as fiddles) on a piece of aluminum checkerplate. Use the doghouse for a table.

I recommend the Martin 404 infrared burner. A few $ more than the cheap ones but worth it. Seems like the infrared burner is a safer option than the open flame type and I have not had it blow out from the wind like others always did.

Pics here - http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _photo.php

Regards,

Rob
 
Has anyone just removed the in-cabin stove and converted the space to storage or another use?
 
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