A few years ago, Home Depot got in a truck load of hamers They were the same price as the stove chows right next to them at 2.49 ton. I thought it...
I didn't think they made blazers anymore.
fines are nothing but sawdust from broken or crushed pellets. " sorta like the "pellets went home to mama" that said, some stoves are...
Lot Of top brands have gone downhill over the years and prices have gone up.
I agree. 300.00 for dry creek? 325 for hamers? If that is what i would have to pay for those might as well go another 75.00 and get supreme firs.
309.00 a bit pricey for energex pellets. never saw higher than home depot prices for them but, never burned the blend so......o_Oo_O
EZBLZ is pretty close to douglas firs as far as blazing heat goes..... little pricey though. around here it's under 300.00.....been burning them...
you guys are lucky in the fact that you are so close to the douglas firs... back here in the east we end up paying 350 and up for those firs..
only thing kept me from getting an insert was the much smaller ashpans..... my P61A is a big square bucket....
The lowest I could ever get pellets around here is at big box stores. 259 a ton with a discount for buying multiple tons. But its usually ashy...
If its only about saving money then yes, i agree. For me its about steady 24/7 heat as opposed to on/Off/on with hot water baseboards. Specially...
Excellent Softwood!!!!.... prob as close as you can get to a good Douglas Fir as far as blazing heat. Not exaggerating here. fair amount of ash...
Was thinking north country also.
Would much rather burn the Fireside Ultra without a doubt .
just chows at HD's outside phila..
Wow! My wife has cookie sheets deeper than those.think my harman p61 is 10 inches deep by 10 inches wide.can go month or more before emptying it.
Chows are almost exclusive back here in northeast at home depots. Usually 259.00 ton. Good heat but lot of ash. Middle of the road budget pellets...
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Just me protecting my pellet stove Brothers.:salute::salute:
