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  1. ltlhawk Member

    joined: Nov 24, 2012
    111 posts
    Pelham, NH
    I hope this is true. I just emailed them asking if they will deliver to my area...... (60 miles away)
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  2. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Let me know, thanks.
  3. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    That's the key right there. A lot of people don't like MWP, I do. The Cubex to me weren't any better and not worth the money.
  4. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Subsailer, 259 a ton to steep? Never bought before.
  5. Donn Fletcher New Member

    joined: Jan 10, 2012
    70 posts
    South Western NH
    Give them a phone call to get more info. its a family owned buisness. 2 locations. the one in Keene(thats the one i go to). 603-352-6506 and I guess there is one in Orange MA. Real nice people to deal with.
    They have a good choice of pellets to. Cubex, Barefoot, Okie's, New England , and a couple of others.
  6. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    For Cubex or MWP?
  7. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Cubex
  8. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    Most places sell Cubex for a lot more than that. If you can buy them for that price, most people will tell you to buy all that are available.
  9. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Thanks for the info Donn, Much appreciated. I'm going to check it out.
  10. ltlhawk Member

    joined: Nov 24, 2012
    111 posts
    Pelham, NH
    I will call them in the morning and post what I find out....
  11. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Thanks, By the way, have you put those Maximums through the paces yet? What's the word.
  12. PoolGuyinCT Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 17, 2012
    328 posts
    Plymouth CT
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    F cubex and my jammed auger

    Too bad I really like the heat and minimal ash...


    Got a fun night ahead of me
  13. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    Haven't had a chance. Next cold spell I plan on doing it. I just burned a half a ton of GT's so I need to reacqaint myself to normal ash levels first.
  14. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    I've heard the GT's have very low ash. Lowes wanted 270 a ton I opted for the GS @ 209, no complaints good heat ash isn't to bad.
  15. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    GT's are known as a pretty hot pellet with higher as levels.
  16. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
    Funny you say that, the people at Lowes were bragging about how low the ash levels were. Sales pitch I guess. Never trust a salesman.
  17. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    Put it this way, in Dec. 2011 the price of GT's was $209 at Lowes. Then they introduced the GT Platinum's and the price went up to $274. The only thing that changed was the bag. The pellets were the same. GT's, GT Platinum and Green Gold are all the same pellet. Some Lowe's in the CT-NY area still sell them for $209ish. Most are $260+. A lot of people on this forum are boycotting them. But they are high ash. I will say, the one's I just burned I bought in 2010. Some maybe they've gotten better?
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  18. Hdhogger Member

    joined: Oct 16, 2012
    147 posts
    Massachusetts
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    Good to know. Thanks for the info. and don't forget to let me know how those MXMS do.
  19. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,318 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    I'll post it on here.
  20. earl764 New Member

    joined: Dec 21, 2011
    65 posts
    CT
    I tried a couple bags last year from a friend. They were pretty good. I bought a ton this year to use for when it's super cold out.

    I had to increase the air flow on my insert slightly, otherwise I would have some ash build up around the burn pot. They've been burning pretty well.
  21. movemaine Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 28, 2011
    383 posts
    Central Maine
    Agreed. Lots of heavy ash & clinkers.
  22. movemaine Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 28, 2011
    383 posts
    Central Maine
    oh. And never listen to what the guys say at Lowe's or HD - the guy giving you pellet opinions is the same guy that works in Lawn & Garden, and Flooring, and checkout, and Electrical...
  23. PoolGuyinCT Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 17, 2012
    328 posts
    Plymouth CT
    My apologies to cubex


    It's 2 am, I'm going to bed..



    This brush was woven arouder auger just above the drop, a nightmare.


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  24. RKS130 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 14, 2011
    259 posts
    Croton-on-Hudson, NY
    I have never tried Barefoots but I was completely disappointed with Cubex when I tried them last year. As it was my first year with pellets I tried just about every kind that I crossed paths with (still do, come to think of it). I know that folks here rave about Cubex but at $7 a bag from the local dealer I just did not think they were any better than the $4 a bag Green Supreme at HD. Maybe they burned a bit hotter if accurately measured, but I couldn't tell the difference on my 'back of the hand' meter.
  25. CT Pellet Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 1, 2012
    649 posts
    Torrington, CT
    Cubex is not a bad pellet, but it is also not what it used to be. Cubex is owned by Lauzon Inc., out of Quebec. They are a hardwood floor manufacturer and years ago made pellets strictly out of their own flooring sawdust. As a result, they were great pellets and they charged a premium for them. Somewhere, several years ago, with the increase in demand for pellets, they started to buy outside sawdust and blend it in with their own in an effort to increase production. Still a good pellet, but not what it was, and they still charge a premium for it. Why not?....it has a great reputation from several years back.

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