*rv Lp Suburban Stove Model Srna3sbbe on 2040-parts.com
Bronson, Michigan, US
RV LP SUBURBAN STOVE MODEL SRNA3SBBE FRONT BURNER 9000 BTU/HR, REAR BURNERS 6500 BTU/HR OVEN 7100 BTU/HR. DOES NOT HAVE SPARK LIGHT
COLOR: BLACK
MEASUREMENTS: 17" TALL X 20" WIDE X 20" THICK
THIS IS BRAND NEW HAS A FEW MINOR SCRATCHES ON OVEN DOOR/HANDLE. PAINT CHIP BACK RIGHT CORNER, PAINT SCUFF FRONT BURNER COVER MIDDLE. HAS A SPOT CUTOUT FOR SPARK LIGHT. COMES WITH MANUAL. ( 7 )
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