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Pellet Choices in Vt

Discussion in 'The Pellet Bag' started by vtktm802, Dec 26, 2016.

  1. Russell

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    I've tried 802s excellent pellet but I feel a little overpriced . I think Energex which are FSU at Home Depot would give you the best heat for the money . :fire:
     
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  2. CleanFire

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    Welcome to the forum vtktm802 ! :handshake:

    That's a fair price for LGs, they are also bagged/sold under the 'Satisfaction' label in the US / Canada.. They're the exact same pellet. :yes:

    $275.00/ton is the going rate in this area, give or take a few dollars.. Dealer's price is good.

    We really like the LGs here - low fines & dust, very good -> to excellent heat, lower ash than many we've tried.

    Primary woods are Black Spruce and Grey Pine.

    * These pellets like to be roasted: the pellets s/b glowing brightly in the burn pot .. if burning dull, dial up stove air a notch or two to get that pine burning.
     
  3. vtktm802

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    Thanks Clean Fire, I guess I am in luck. Same dealer where I bought the stove said
    we also have 802's for the same price as the Lg's @ 5.50 :thumbs: I will post once
    I have burned these. Well time to get ready for the noreaster storm.
     
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  4. ttdberg

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  5. CleanFire

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    That's an excellent price for 802's ! :thumbs: Roast these too, your burn pot should glowing bright like the surface of the sun in there. :D
    Interested to hear how they both burn for you. We can't burn 802's here - wife's allergies to certain species of pine. :( :heidi:

    ( The one test bag we did burn was -excellent- back in '14-'15 though. :yes: )

    Have fun playing in the snow! :salute: :cheers:
     
  6. bogieb

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    Yeah, heating from the basement is a crap shoot. For some people it works well, for others it doesn't. I now have two stoves in my 1,600 sq/ft house; started with the P61a in the basement and just couldn't get the air flow to get enough heat to the main flor. Ended up getting a second stove for the living area.

    Now I have a 60k btu stove not hardly working heating the 650 sq/ft basement (to be fair, some heat does come upstairs) but I didn't have the clearances needed to move the stove to the main floor. On the bright side, unless I run out of pellets or electricity, I can't imagine a winter cold enough that I won't have all the BTU's I need
     
  7. bogieb

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    My basement stove really, really liked Cubex and if you can get them for 5.50/bag - that is a great price.
     
  8. Luneyburg

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    Agreed both my stoves love em but the prices you are getting softies for heck try them all and see what works best with your stove, but I would definitely try the Cubex.
     
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