Going to buy the Blaze King - where to get it?

[unclemoustache]

Howdy,

There are a couple dealers within an hour, but I was wondering what might be the cheapest/best way to get a Blaze King - is there an online method, or some other way that I don't know about that could save me money?
Thanks.

 

[Del_]

Everything I'd heard makes the Blaze King line sound like some great wood stoves!

 

[Ronaldo]

Not sure as I dont see them advertised around here.

 

[wndwlkr]

http://hechlers.com/index.html You could check here, I think they are a dealer item only.

 

[srb08]

http://hechlers.com/index.html You could check here, I think they are a dealer item only.

I've dealt with Hechlers for a few years, good folks.

 

[flotek]

What state you in ?

 

[brenndatomu]

What state you in ?

He has 9 or 10 kids...he is in the state of chaos!

 

[srb08]

What state you in ?

He's in Illinois, just south of St. Louis.

 

[Idahonative]

Howdy,

There are a couple dealers within an hour, but I was wondering what might be the cheapest/best way to get a Blaze King - is there an online method, or some other way that I don't know about that could save me money?
Thanks.

Too bad you don't live close to Hermiston Oregon. This dealer has a special right now on King and Princess models:

Home Maintenance Center
80397 Hwy 39 North
Hermiston, Oregon

541-567-7534 (ask for Ron)

King Classic model with black glass door (DOES NOT come with pedestal):
$2880.42
-500 discount
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TTL $2380.42

King Ultra model with black glass door (comes with pedestal & heat shields):
$3195.60
-500 discount
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TTL $2695.60

If you want the fans they are an additional $250.

I wish I could have gotten a deal like this last year when we bought our King Ultra. Those are excellent prices! Maybe you can take a road trip and bring one back home with you.

Oh, and no sales tax in Oregon.

 

[Idahonative]

For those looking to buy a new stove: This is the time if you are into saving money. Not just Blaze King but any stove. Manufacturers costs don't go away with the arrival of the summer heat. They need to keep a certain amount of revenue flowing and it's much harder to sell a stove when it's 100* out. You will find many dealers out there willing to make a deal right now if you have the money.