Fellow cigar smoker here . What a surprise to see this thread .[ATTACH]
That's why these discussion are good . My stove had no problem either with any type or length of pellet and just maybe a really high end hardwood...
I hear you guys . It's hard to buy at $ 300 a ton when there's plenty of good pellets at $ 250 - 270 a ton . :D
They sound great to I'll pick up a few bags when I make the trip .
A dealer in my area is going to start carrying them but I'm willing to make a 70 mile trip to try some first . It's sounds like a small operation...
One more cool place that seems to have a great selection . :cool: Home Page
That's how it is with us Pellet Heads we're always looking for that next great pellet / deal :handshake:
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Oh yeah I forgot about them . I think they found out that opening a new pellet mill is harder than it seems .:hair:
From what I just heard 2 brother's that worked at Vermont's pellet plant have started up their own not to far away using the 802 branding.
I just started making some calls and these seem to be my best choices for the money . EasyBlaze 265 / ton , Vanderhoof's Platinum 265/ ton ,...
You can only go up from NEWP :yes:
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Good to see everyone's still posting and getting ready : ) I just finished painting the inside of my stove and put a container of Damp Rid in...
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I'm definitely wondering how things are going to shape up this Fall . The forest fires also make me wonder how that impacts the pellet industry...
Happy fourth of July everyone and I hope you all have a great summer :grizz:
I actually ran mine for about an hour early this morning just to get the chill and dampness out of the basement :cheers:
That's ok I'm glad this thread is still alive :D
6 tons here give or take :campfire:heating 2 floors .
