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TimfromMA
Minister of Fire
There's a thread about them here:
https://www.hearth.com/talk/index.php?threads/76604/
Heat'rs pellets
https://www.hearth.com/talk/index.php?threads/76604/
Heat'rs pellets
I'm about half way thru a ton of them and can't complain.a bit ashy but decent heat no clinkers or problems I will buy again if avail.
funflyer
Burning Hunk
I tested Heatrs against lignetics, pennington, greentree, and olympus. Heaters came in 2nd after olympus but at almost 2 bucks a bag less, I'm sticking with Heatrs.
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Caughtintheact
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I burned a few of the heat rs; and they are a bit ashiy, but no clinkers ... not bad., would buy again...
stoveguy2esw
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SidecarFlip
Minister of Fire
What are they, hammer milled Pinyon trees? Certainly not much in the way of trees in Az except Cedar and Pinyon.....
funflyer
Burning Hunk
We have the petrified forest, talk about clinkers!
Actually, in the higher elevations of Arizona there are ponderosa pines, golden quaking aspen, fir, and spruce. The bag of Heatrs doesn't say what kind of wood they use. I bet Al Borland could tell.
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SidecarFlip
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I almost forgot, you have sharp rocks too. I've hunted in Arizona. Interesting landscape compared to Michigan. I never knew 'grass' could cut you until I took off a shooting glove and felt a blade...........
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