In theory it's possible,

in the real world, the cost of the parts and the labor to convert it (if you can even find a guy) will negate any savings you get on the unit.

BTW -- the griddle works really well to put pots on to keep a nice simmer or evenly heat them to a specified temperature. I use it for much more than pancakes :)

--Andy

Well i saw a lightly used 36" range with a charbroiler in the middle. We had our hearts set on the 6 burners, but they are asking $4500 for this one and its Dual Fuel. So probably would sell new for about $6900?

A new 6-burner one is $5399 + tax where I am.

DH is very handy and my own father works in natural gas so may be able to save on labor there? But maybe we should just bite the bullet and buy new.

you're ging to pretty much have to dismantle the entire top end.

I think you'd better make a list of all the parts you'll think you'll need, then get a parts schematic to see what you've left off, then call Wolf and start pricing all that gear.

Don't forget you're going to need a new facia that has provision for 7 knobs, the one you'll get with 5 cannot be modified. If it's a sealed burner model ( you didn't specify ) you'll need a new pan too.

These two alone are going to be big bucks- close to the $800 you would save. Still interested?