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Branson4720 said:
MacP said:
Great pics! How's your cubex pellets? Heavy ash?

I love Cubex. :) Period. But this last 5 ton batch had some ups and downs. Over the years I have seen some strange batch variations with the Cubies. I have read all the chatter here over the years about Higher ash, different fuel colors, etc. and have been on board with the opinions. I am only 1 ton into my stash since last spring and have noticed some strange differences this year. Mixed pallets of different color fuels, different color bag interiors ( normally tan.....some white) different ash levels and fines levels depending on said bag types. One thing holds true about ALL the product......VERY high heat output! I don't mind cleaning every day if need be....the house is warm and the Wifey is happy! ;-) After all.....she feeds me, so I need to keep her warm. That all being said....I WILL purchase them again, just not in such high tonnage. There is some crazily clean and consistent fuel out there that needs my attention and bag fondling! :wow:

Well said! I totally agree with you. It's well worth the heat that the cubies produce. I'm hoping to grab some more sometime this spring. I just tried my first bag of barefoots and I was impressed with them.
 
MacP said:
Branson4720 said:
MacP said:
Great pics! How's your cubex pellets? Heavy ash?

I love Cubex. :) Period. But this last 5 ton batch had some ups and downs. Over the years I have seen some strange batch variations with the Cubies. I have read all the chatter here over the years about Higher ash, different fuel colors, etc. and have been on board with the opinions. I am only 1 ton into my stash since last spring and have noticed some strange differences this year. Mixed pallets of different color fuels, different color bag interiors ( normally tan.....some white) different ash levels and fines levels depending on said bag types. One thing holds true about ALL the product......VERY high heat output! I don't mind cleaning every day if need be....the house is warm and the Wifey is happy! ;-) After all.....she feeds me, so I need to keep her warm. That all being said....I WILL purchase them again, just not in such high tonnage. There is some crazily clean and consistent fuel out there that needs my attention and bag fondling! :wow:

Well said! I totally agree with you. It's well worth the heat that the cubies produce. I'm hoping to grab some more sometime this spring. I just tried my first bag of barefoots and I was impressed with them.
Barefoots have always been very consistent and mucho high heat for me..... They have never let me down!
 
Branson4720 said:
vinny11950 said:
Branson4720 said:
Branson4720 said:
Branson4720 said:
Branson4720" date="1328072057 said:
I know just how much all of you like pellet pix......pellet porn if you will ;-P

More! :)

A few more.
P :) ellet-moving apparatus!

Now you are just rubbing it in!!!!

Really, though, great stash and toys.

I am jealous.
I don't mean to rub anything in......I just know how insatiable you all are for pictures! :coolsmile: I will be posting many more for y'alls viewing pleasure in the future.....I have WAY too many obsessions.

Keep posting more pics when you get a chance. It's interesting to see how other people store their pellets. Your stash is so neatly stacked up. Well done! I guess I'm not the only one who's obsessed about it. :)
 
Oh, this post is just criminal, I tell ya! Just criminal!

Somersets my best choice for this area of the country.
Now I would happily trade 20 bags of easy heats for some cubex!
 
ifixmy2 said:
Oh, this post is just criminal, I tell ya! Just criminal!

Somersets my best choice for this area of the country.
Now I would happily trade 20 bags of easy heats for some cubex!
Don't worry about Somersets being your best choice.....they are one of my new favorites. If it was more convenient for me to get them to my home I would purchase mucho tonnage! I went 65 miles south last weekend into Connecticut to get 25 bags and I love them! Very clean, high heat and they smell like a fresh-sawn oak board. They easily match Cubex for heat and fines content....and I think they have less ash! I am preparing myself to get shot by fellow Cubie people for saying that!
 
Welcome to the club and don't forget to send your beer money err dues to our money launderer wait that's not correct treasurer imacman, yeah that's what they are called these days so we can properly stock our beer fridge oh darn that is supposed to be a club secret back at Eric's stove shop, I mean club house.

Bad case of CRS tonight I think I'll help it along in a minute or two.
 
Branson4720 said:
ifixmy2 said:
Oh, this post is just criminal, I tell ya! Just criminal!

Somersets my best choice for this area of the country.
Now I would happily trade 20 bags of easy heats for some cubex!
Don't worry about Somersets being your best choice.....they are one of my new favorites. If it was more convenient for me to get them to my home I would purchase mucho tonnage! I went 65 miles south last weekend into Connecticut to get 25 bags and I love them! Very clean, high heat and they smell like a fresh-sawn oak board. They easily match Cubex for heat and fines content....and I think they have less ash! I am preparing myself to get shot by fellow Cubie people for saying that!

For a guy (Me) that thinks Somersets are his favorite (because its the best he can get). Makes me and ifixmy2 feel much better.

We cant get Okies, Cubex, Turmans, and Fir pellets here in Ohio....

I love them.. But dont have much to compare to. Have a couple brands that are close. But for price, heat, ash, and availability. Somersets are a Favorite. Normally had for about $200 a ton average ($175 at certain times of the yr).
 
Wow! Nice pics. Good pellets, but oh boy, that shiny red tractor. So clean. Even the tires are spotless. Last time I saw a tractor looking like that was at the fair where the dealers were trying to sell them.
The only equipment I ever got to operate was when I had a plow on my truck. I gave that up a few years ago when it was too costly to keep it fixed so I could plow other people's driveways.
 
HEY, how does he become a full fledged hog with 6 ton?????
PIG yes......
HOG no.......
10 ton plus for a HOG
I want a PIG meeitng called ASAP

I worked hard to become a HOG
seems we have loosened up the standards here lately
 
ironpony said:
HEY, how does he become a full fledged hog with 6 ton?????
PIG yes......
HOG no.......
10 ton plus for a HOG
I want a PIG meeitng called ASAP

I worked hard to become a HOG
seems we have loosened up the standards here lately

I think if you do some counting he has a lot more than 6 ton there.
 
SmokeyTheBear said:
ironpony said:
HEY, how does he become a full fledged hog with 6 ton?????
PIG yes......
HOG no.......
10 ton plus for a HOG
I want a PIG meeitng called ASAP

I worked hard to become a HOG
seems we have loosened up the standards here lately

I think if you do some counting he has a lot more than 6 ton there.

In his Signature it says 6 ton??

Maybe some are older Pics???? He has been burning for years.
 
DexterDay said:
SmokeyTheBear said:
ironpony said:
HEY, how does he become a full fledged hog with 6 ton?????
PIG yes......
HOG no.......
10 ton plus for a HOG
I want a PIG meeitng called ASAP

I worked hard to become a HOG
seems we have loosened up the standards here lately

I think if you do some counting he has a lot more than 6 ton there.

In his Signature it says 6 ton??

Maybe some are older Pics???? He has been burning for years.

From his sig:

6 plus tons assorted pellets
Cyberpower 1350 UPS for stove
Lange 6302-A Smoke Dragon woodstove
Green Mountain Grills Daniel Boone Pellet Smoker
Branson 4720 4WD TLB (47 HP Cummins Diesel)
 
6 plus = more than 6, but less than 7.

I have 10 plus. More than 10, but less than 11.

Thats how I read it. ;-P

Maybe he can clarify. Even 6 plus is still a BIG PIG!!!
 
ironpony said:
HEY, how does he become a full fledged hog with 6 ton?????
PIG yes......
HOG no.......
10 ton plus for a HOG
I want a PIG meeitng called ASAP

I worked hard to become a HOG
seems we have loosened up the standards here lately

Groucho Marx, "I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member."

Bill <--Not a pig, and could not possibly store enough to become a pig, my garage is too full of other crap to stack 6 ton of pellets.
But, I am building a shed today to store maybe three to four ton! What classification would that get me?
 
DexterDay said:
6 plus = more than 6, but less than 7.

I have 10 plus. More than 10, but less than 11.

Thats how I read it. ;-P

Maybe he can clarify. Even 6 plus is still a BIG PIG!!!


For the record I have 1 plus tons in my garage.
 
bill3rail said:
ironpony said:
HEY, how does he become a full fledged hog with 6 ton?????
PIG yes......
HOG no.......
10 ton plus for a HOG
I want a PIG meeitng called ASAP

I worked hard to become a HOG
seems we have loosened up the standards here lately

Groucho Marx, "I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member."

Bill <--Not a pig, and could not possibly store enough to become a pig, my garage is too full of other crap to stack 6 ton of pellets.
But, I am building a shed today to store maybe three to four ton! What classification would that get me?

Apply after your get your tonnage 3 tons prior to first frost.
 
SmokeyTheBear said:
DexterDay said:
6 plus = more than 6, but less than 7.

I have 10 plus. More than 10, but less than 11.

Thats how I read it. ;-P

Maybe he can clarify. Even 6 plus is still a BIG PIG!!!


For the record I have 1 plus tons in my garage.

Keeps them guessing?? ;-P

Got it....

Branson4720 - How about some pics of your stoves. After seeing the impressive pics of the stash and your toys, er I mean tools.... We (Or I would anyways) would love to see your set-ups. Both Wood and Pellet.
 
SmokeyTheBear said:
DexterDay said:
6 plus = more than 6, but less than 7.

I have 10 plus. More than 10, but less than 11.

Thats how I read it. ;-P

Maybe he can clarify. Even 6 plus is still a BIG PIG!!!


For the record I have 1 plus tons in my garage.



I also have 1 ton plus then......
sig revised
 
Branson4720 said:
I don't mind cleaning every day if need be....the house is warm

BLASPHEMY! You burn cubies in a Harman, man!!! The only thing you need to do daily is give the burn pot a quick scrape.

Nice stash... you should change your avatar though, people might mistake you for being a filthy canadian ;)
 
DexterDay said:
6 plus = more than 6, but less than 7.

I have 10 plus. More than 10, but less than 11.

Thats how I read it. ;-P

Maybe he can clarify. Even 6 plus is still a BIG PIG!!!

You guys are a riot! :lol: Let me clarify why I wrote ''6 plus tons" in my signature.......as of this moment I have about 7.5 tons assorted fuels stashed(Cubies, Okies Platinum, Okies DF , Barefoots, Somersets, Turmans, Logik-E, Blazers, North Idaho's, Curran Softies and last but not least.... GreeneTeam's) . Every year when my stash starts getting near the 6 ton mark I get nervous and sound the Klaxons! :bug: (alarms....for you non SAC Air Force Veterans). I then proceed to scour the countryside for my next score(s) :exclaim: Of course, by then I have already spent the better part of winter "Pigging-Out" on fuel and have already decided what my next puchase(s) will be.
3 or 4 more ton are purchased and loaded into the basement (between March and June of each year). Spring buys are always the best......around these parts anyways.
Over the last 7 years or so my stockpile has fluctuated between 5 and 11 tons on hand. The amount fluctuates up and down depending on the season. I don't want to change my Sig. constantly......so I'm saying 6 plus, and sticking to it! %-P The bottom line is, I always have way more fuel on hand than needed. :) Anyhow, I'm glad to be a member of a group of pellet hoarding Piglets, Pigs, Hogs, Super-Hogs, Hog-zilla's, and piggy wanna-be's! :)
 
Sometimes the oinkers get to squealing a lot, after awhile you just have to get a stick and poke at'em to calm them down.

What can I say.
 
SmokeyTheBear said:
Sometimes the oinkers get to squealing a lot, after awhile you just have to get a stick and poke at'em to calm them down.

What can I say.
:lol:
 
SmokeyTheBear said:
Sometimes the oinkers get to squealing a lot, after awhile you just have to get a stick and poke at'em to calm them down.

What can I say.

So true...... ;-P
 
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