Looking for an NGLP Conversion Kit #5093 for Vermont Castings Radiance 2600 HELP!

I recently inherited a Vermont Castings ("V.C.") Radiance Model 2600. I really want to use this stove as I've admired it for years, but cannot track down a conversion kit #5093 for the stove. I have gotten the full story from my local V.C. retailer and several online sources. V.C. has been sold/purchased several times in the past decade and the newest owner is no longer supplying the parts for the Model 2600 stoves. The stove was manufactured, I believe, by CFM and the gas fittings/orifices were supplied by Honeywell (I understand that Honeywell no longer makes these parts).

Does anyone have this kit or have any ideas as to where I might find it. I'd be willing to pay for used parts to convert this stove. Bringing natural gas to my house is not an option for me.

Thanks Very Much, Karl

Thanks very much, Bob. Will give those options a try.

Try this link:

http://www.cozycabinstoveandfireplaceparts.com/cgi/display.cgi?item_num=2770-2779

Conversion kit for the Honeywell is listed at $89.55

This kit has a different number than 5093. In all probability, would this kit be usable on the Radiance Model 2600?

I wouldnt trust that the part numbers stayed the same with all the crap VC has gone thru. Call little Eddie Drexel at the Cozy Cabin and have him determine the proper kit for you

i have a radiance 2600 in n/g. i wonder if we can swith parts as i want to chang to propane.

let me know by p/m

thanks

bob

i have spent quite a bit of time trying to find the lp conversion for this stove as i just purchased one in mint condition. there is nothing available now i am at the point of contacting my furnace guy to see if this can be adapted some way.

anyone done this?

thanks

bob

i 'm working on locating that conversion kit for you ,i will post back with answer.

ok thanks a lot. this stove is just beautiful and looks brand new.

thanks

bob

i looked for your company but i dont see them. do you have their phone nr.?

thanks

bob

ok

i did a search of propane gas valves. i see some that should work. is my stove a millivolt system? would anyone have some suggestion?

any help greatly appreciated

thanks

bob