American Wood Fibers White Pine

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Ranger72

Minister of Fire
Oct 11, 2014
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Long Island, NY
Next to the DF Okies, these were the most talked about pellet last season. I have heard very little of them this season. Is anyone burning them? Burning well? I'm planning on purchasing another ton soon and I have always wanted to try these.
 
have not seen any here in the hudson valley
 
Not around here either
 
Same here, couldn't find any this year. Last year they were all over mass. I liked these a lot they burnt hot and clean
 
Picked some up in fall, burn comparable to platinum pellets from what I remember. I can see if they are still available local and grab some more to test out if it helps.
 
Picked some up at a local Lowes store having no clue about these pellets. They were $269/ton this past fall and I didn't notice they were "super premium". But I can tell you these pellets have been great. VERY low ash compared to anything I have burned. Before this I would have said Hamer was the best pellet I have burned. But now without a doubt these have been the best pellets although I never burned anything but box store pellets. Local stores have lowered prices to $199/ton but I haven't bought any pellets since I loaded up before winter.
 
I'm picking up a ton of the AWF White pine tomorrow morning, unless I can convince them to sell a ton of the Okie DFs fire the same price. Haha
 
I am new to the pellet stoves. This is my 2nd season of burning and tryed all types of pellet I can find AWF white pine are very good and burn clean for me at least
 
Went to pick them up this morning and after the salesman said they are a really good pellet, but they have had a few customers complain of soot on the glass so I ended up with Okies.
 

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Went to pick them up this morning and after the salesman said they are a really good pellet, but they have had a few customers complain of soot on the glass so I ended up with Okies.

I've liked the Okies so far, but I have to say that the ton of Barefoot have been the best pellet I've burned this year.
 
I have been burning Lignetics primarily for the last two seasons. They are extremely consistent, low ash and hot, but sometimes you get the bug to burn something new. Haha. I have yet to burn Barefoots, but have always heard good things.
 
Went to pick them up this morning and after the salesman said they are a really good pellet, but they have had a few customers complain of soot on the glass so I ended up with Okies.
heard that to about the soot but didn't have that issue with them last year. I also heard about heavy soot from vt pellets but haven't tried them. Okie platinums burnt great, I tried a few bags similar to the Blazers I have now.
 
heard that to about the soot but didn't have that issue with them last year. I also heard about heavy soot from vt pellets but haven't tried them. Okie platinums burnt great, I tried a few bags similar to the Blazers I have now.
I Wanted to buy a few bags of the AWF to try out, but I wanted to buy an entire ton today and have rarely heard bad things about the Okie platinums. They have been burning for roughly 3 hours and so far I have zero complaints!
 
I Wanted to buy a few bags of the AWF to try out, but I wanted to buy an entire ton today and have rarely heard bad things about the Okie platinums. They have been burning for roughly 3 hours and so far I have zero complaints!

One problem mentioned with Okie Platinums is the long length of pellets. Have a friend who got one caught in the slider and it burned out his auger motor. He has a Harman Insert. I didn't think that could happen but it did in his case. I also read a post a while back where guys were dropping bags onto a cement floor to break up the pellets some.
 
I've liked the Okies so far, but I have to say that the ton of Barefoot have been the best pellet I've burned this year.
I like Barefoot a lot, and I'm burning them this year but burned a ton of the AWF last year and they were better. If the supplier that carries AWF wouId deliver I would have stocked them this year for the season. Very happy with Barefoot.
 
One problem mentioned with Okie Platinums is the long length of pellets. Have a friend who got one caught in the slider and it burned out his auger motor. He has a Harman Insert. I didn't think that could happen but it did in his case. I also read a post a while back where guys were dropping bags onto a cement floor to break up the pellets some.
The platinums I have are some of the shortest pellets I have burned. Most are under 1/4" long. Besides, Whitfields are not picky about pellet length at all.
 
I should have thrown a coin on top of them as a gauge, but the small size is evident still:
 

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