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Rayburn cooker

TheFarrier · 2019-11-24 10:49:52

Hi Our solid fuel Rayburn range has given up the ghost. I found a nice looking oil fired model on donedeal at small money Is there much to go wrong with these that can’t be fixed reasonably?? I’ve sent the link to my plumber to ask his opinion but while I await his reply I said I’d post here. Thanks

24-11-2019 10:49am

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TheFarrier

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Hi
Our solid fuel Rayburn range has given up the ghost.
I found a nice looking oil fired model on donedeal at small money

Is there much to go wrong with these that can’t be fixed reasonably??
I’ve sent the link to my plumber to ask his opinion but while I await his reply I said I’d post here.

Thanks

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#2 28-11-2019 4:15pm

monseiur

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It's for sale for small money for a reason, there's no market for them anymore, too costly to run, maintain etc. and poor heat output
Get yourself a suitably sized multifuel stove you'll have more heat for less money and will not be depending on the Arabs

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