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Have you phoned Princess Auto to check on availability? Mail order seems a bit extreme for an easy to find item...
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bucketmouth wrote:Have you phoned Princess Auto to check on availability? Mail order seems a bit extreme for an easy to find item...
I called Princess Auto in the east end this morning...they want $189.99 + 13%tx = $214.86 which is CRAZY!!!!!!!!!

Cabela's in Winnipeg will ship the Big Buddy to my home, tax in, shipping in for $166.89....I'm saving close to $50 which I'll spend on the 12' quick disconnect hose :wink:

Thanks everyone for the replies....I just ordered the Big Buddy from Cabela's Canada!!

Big Buddy $144.99
5% Tax $7.95
Canada Post Standard shipping $13.95

Grand Total $166.89 :D and I'm a happy camper....

I didn't realize we had a Cabela's store in Canada!!...I'll use it more often now for camping gear.
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For anyone else that's interested.....we have the Big Buddy heaters, the 12' and 6' extention hoses and we also have the fuel filters. Prices are listed in our on-line store. :)

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troutnmuskiehunter wrote:I didn't realize we had a Cabela's store in Canada!!...I'll use it more often now for camping gear.
They bought out SIR Mail Order in Winnipeg a couple years ago
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Check basspro shop in Toronto, I was there few days ago they are on sale for $99.
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777BassMan wrote:Check basspro shop in Toronto, I was there few days ago they are on sale for $99.
Got to remember that there is two models of this heater. Be sure the less expensive one is not the lower end model.
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preston hardware!!
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LeGrand wrote:
777BassMan wrote:Check basspro shop in Toronto, I was there few days ago they are on sale for $99.
Got to remember that there is two models of this heater. Be sure the less expensive one is not the lower end model.

The less expensive one is not a low end model, it's a smaller model, same quality.
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Wallyboss wrote:
LeGrand wrote:
777BassMan wrote:Check basspro shop in Toronto, I was there few days ago they are on sale for $99.
Got to remember that there is two models of this heater. Be sure the less expensive one is not the lower end model.

The less expensive one is not a low end model, it's a smaller model, same quality.
You're right, I should have specified that one model (MH18B) offers the choice of 4,000, 9,000, and 18,000 BTU/HR, while the other model (MH9BX) offers settings for 4,000 and 9,000 BTU/HR.

Anyone looking at getting their Carry Bag?
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LeGrand wrote:

Anyone looking at getting their Carry Bag?
Yup.... :wink: it's on order
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I got a carry bag 2 years ago for mine but the BassPro Shop model and I got it for about $12.00
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Preston Hardware

Mr. heater 119$

Big buddy 169$

Several in stock as you walk in the door.
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I got mine at princess auto. I need the ac adapter for the fan which i will purchase shortly. It eotks well throws a lot of heat.
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The Big Buddy throws off a lot of heat and much of the time the low setting(One lit tile) is more than enough for a portable shanty. Don't know your use for it Steve but great purchase non the less! Mr. Heater do make a quailty product that has been proven. Mine has been banging around sleds and trucks for three years now and will still fire up first try.

I do not own the Big Buddy but I have fished with Getnjiggywithit who does own one many times and you sure do boil inside at some points. Melted my fair share of things as well on it :roll:

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The buddy's heaters also work wonders for warming up food as well :lol: :lol: One of the many famous Clam bake breaky's Katch Moore made on ice. Been warming up meals to go on it ever since :D
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Just thought I would share that.

You'll love your new heater Steve :)
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The big buddy works well! Heats up my big X2 with no problems at all even on the coldest days! It's taken a good beating and keeps on ticking!
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