Taylors 30 Marine Stove

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  1. reubenhowes

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    Thought I'd add this - will take some more photos next time onboard my yacht (one included - sorry about quality well be better next time) and also will take some of her being used. Also have a Taylors heater and will take a few of that
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  2. DonTom

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    Nice to see. Mine is still in the garage in New Zealand, awaiting fettling, a pressure tank and a place to mount it. I think you'll find that Trevor has some pics to post as well.....


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    Looks like a type 030L - a good stove - and well worth bringing back to life - with good looks (stainless steel and brass) and competent performance - well worth while bringing her back to life -the only downside is the cost of them !!

    Best of luck and look forward to seeing her running, and look forward to any other pics of Taylors hardware.
     
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    Luckily cost wasn't an issue, I paid NZ$50 for it, which is about GBP18. Still, by the time I've found and restored a Land Rover Dormobile to mount it in it will be closer to retail!
     
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