Hi all my Maxie stove has a corroded/burned burner that I would like to replace or fix.
At this point the second burner is old but works fine so:
1st choice find and replace the burner with the hole. or get advice on how to solder, redrill burner holes. ie fix the burner.
2nd choice find a replacement Maxie stove with 1 good burner and cannibalise it for that part.
3rd choice replace the stove with another Maxie or similar.
I am ok with metho and have no intention going with gas. Also at this point I do not wish to go to a Dorrigo stove, Maxie is my choice.

Thank you all in advance.

Hi Lazz & Cisco, thank you for the effort to help.
I have tried extensive searches before posting. Need to be lucky for Maxie or Maxie parts to come up on any of the on line sale sites.
Also Maxco seems to be a trading address only that has no real presence and calls are not answered.

My hope was that some one had replaced their Maxie at some time and still had the old unit somewhere in their garage.

I will wait and continue to search but I am coming to the conclusion that I will need to replace the whole unit with something more up to date.

Thank you all for considering my request.

TW Sands in Swnaston St Melbourne do everything you want for Maxi stoves.

www.twsands.com.au/

Cheers, Graeme

pm me i have a stove which is good for spares

Any other places to find Maxie parts? I need 1-2 burners replaced also

WW sell them for about $125.

Try primus or Coleman for something similar, I used to have a Coleman unleaded petrol fueled stove with the same type of burners

Last time I looked a few weeks ago WW had a two burner metho stove on the shelf.

shaggybaxter said..

nswsailor said..

dism said..
Any other places to find Maxie parts? I need 1-2 burners replaced also

Same here for a mate.

Same here. Looks like we're all in the same boat.

Definitely a market out there for them.

What's the best alternative product if can't replace burners?

cisco said..

You may be able to convert it to a kero stove. I say "may" because there is a bit skill involved but if the body of the stove is good it is a possibility.

I believe a kero stove is the best alternative to gas. Apparently kero burned hot enough to melt the steel girders in WTC 1 and 2.

There are all sorts of interesting kero stoves on Alibaba that could be re purposed for yacht use. This is just one example.
www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Outdoor-gasoline-kerosene-portable-multi-fuel_62007439696.html?spm=a2700.7724838.2017115.191.1deb3ce7M1DZOA&s=p

The bloke that does Maxie stoves does it all on his lonesome and apparently is so snowed under he doesn't answer his phone. This is why most places no longer stock parts. I was told this by WW