Beautiful TOL GE stove!
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funktionalart
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That is DEAD GORGEOUS!
$500's a little steep....however~not many things can be had new today that are ANYTHING as good as this.
$500's a little steep....however~not many things can be had new today that are ANYTHING as good as this.
danemodsandy
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funktionalart
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Sandy~
Thank you! This saves me (at least) the time to download every photo I find up here onto my hard drive. I wonder if I should volunteer to create a detailed photo database that the guys could incorporate as a site link?
Thank you! This saves me (at least) the time to download every photo I find up here onto my hard drive. I wonder if I should volunteer to create a detailed photo database that the guys could incorporate as a site link?
polkanut
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Sandy,
<span style="font-family: 'trebuchet ms', geneva; font-size: 12pt;">Too bad it's a pushbutton model, and the asking price is a bit nuts too.</span>
<span style="font-family: 'trebuchet ms', geneva; font-size: 12pt;">Too bad it's a pushbutton model, and the asking price is a bit nuts too.</span>
danemodsandy
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Tim:
Yeah, it is. I was on the phone with John combo 52 about my J 757 last night. That ad came up during the conversation, and we both agreed with you - that is one schweet stove.
Unfortunately, my kitty friend Marty loves to pounce up on top of the J 370 already. That's a rotary-control range, so he does no harm. But on a range with the PyroKitty™ buttons, he'd have the house in ashes in record time.
John mentioned that someone he knows has one of these with the PyroKitty™ feature, and who has had stainless-steel covers made for the buttons. That makes them safe from the depredations of kee-kats, and keeps them clean while frying.
If one of those ranges turned up here locally in great shape at a reasonable price, I could see myself paying a visit to the local sheet-metal shop close to the old Rath plant.
Yeah, it is. I was on the phone with John combo 52 about my J 757 last night. That ad came up during the conversation, and we both agreed with you - that is one schweet stove.
Unfortunately, my kitty friend Marty loves to pounce up on top of the J 370 already. That's a rotary-control range, so he does no harm. But on a range with the PyroKitty™ buttons, he'd have the house in ashes in record time.
John mentioned that someone he knows has one of these with the PyroKitty™ feature, and who has had stainless-steel covers made for the buttons. That makes them safe from the depredations of kee-kats, and keeps them clean while frying.
If one of those ranges turned up here locally in great shape at a reasonable price, I could see myself paying a visit to the local sheet-metal shop close to the old Rath plant.
norgeway
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If a unit
WAS turned on it would do no real harm...unless the top of the range had tupperware or some other flameable item setting on it!!!..I dont even leave a tea kettle setting on my stove, and if we are going to be gone any length of time, I turn off the water, and the breakers to the stove, water heater and dryer.
WAS turned on it would do no real harm...unless the top of the range had tupperware or some other flameable item setting on it!!!..I dont even leave a tea kettle setting on my stove, and if we are going to be gone any length of time, I turn off the water, and the breakers to the stove, water heater and dryer.
danemodsandy
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Hans:
Yes, but you'd have to be absolutely scrupulous about leaving anything in any proximity to the range that a cat could knock over and send toward the burners, as well.
Our member Laundromat says he lost a house due to this design, and there are other stories about that, as well.
Given that I've been through a house fire, I am extremely cautious about stuff like that.
Yes, but you'd have to be absolutely scrupulous about leaving anything in any proximity to the range that a cat could knock over and send toward the burners, as well.
Our member Laundromat says he lost a house due to this design, and there are other stories about that, as well.
Given that I've been through a house fire, I am extremely cautious about stuff like that.
norgeway
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AND..
I dont blame you, Thankfully I have not had a fire, but was raised by 2 parents ,especially Daddy, who were terrified of fire, so I am too, I worked on furnaces in the 80s and have seen the after effects of a fire caused by lack of maintenence, also ive seen how quickly a grease fire can start..we had a neighbor who ruined her cabinets and smoked up her house from a deep frying accident, so maybe covers would be the best idea, I have always wanted but never had a kitty, so im really no expert on what they can get into!!LOL
I dont blame you, Thankfully I have not had a fire, but was raised by 2 parents ,especially Daddy, who were terrified of fire, so I am too, I worked on furnaces in the 80s and have seen the after effects of a fire caused by lack of maintenence, also ive seen how quickly a grease fire can start..we had a neighbor who ruined her cabinets and smoked up her house from a deep frying accident, so maybe covers would be the best idea, I have always wanted but never had a kitty, so im really no expert on what they can get into!!LOL
