Good story on Northeast Pellets

Couldnt figure out how to embed the video, but here is the link.


http://www.wcsh6.com/video/default....istId=playlist&maven_referralObject=853397148

That was cool. Thanks for sharing with us.

Great story, and good news for you people up in Maine. Anyone burn his pellets?

awesome story. that was maine?

Yes, the TV station was out of Portland.....ooops, I mean the Web Station on the computer.

Very neat video. I have this fantasy about starting a pellet plant. Where do you even BEGIN to sort through that process?

No yellow "pellet making for dummies" book out there yet.

Quite an investment.

Nice story. Thats in Ashland Maine(Aroostook County) near Canada. My mother in law is the town manager for the town right next door, Portage Lake. Nice area up there....we go up often.

I have to agree with the rest of ya, it was a great story and I hope the guy does well.

That was a good story!
I found a dealer for these pellets 5 miles from my house.
I put my name in for 4 tons. She said deliveries are every other week.
$295/ton

What a great story... Thanks!

Price seems high for that area.....anyone else agree/disagree?

Yes it is high.
All dealers in this are are about the same.
Hopefully next year and beyond prices/availability will settle down.
Burning pellets is a long-term commitment not just for this coming Winter.
Oil is around $3.60/gal here right now.

i never herd of this company till this video, wonder who they distribute to in maine

great story thanks for the link!!

Dysart's in Bangor carried them last year. I don't think they have them this year though.

I got 4 tons this spring.I will have to get 2 more by the end of the year. Burned them all winter last year they are great pellets. I think they are better than the energex or penningtons I have used. They are almost as good as the cosy comforts I can get sometimes.

Sounds Good!
I called the distributor this morning.
We should get them in 2-3 weeks.
She told me that they are "Premium" 80% Hardwood 20% Softwood
Anxious to get them in the basement before Old Man Winter knocks on the door.

From what I've seen on some of the other threads, old man winter is just about to turn onto your driveway.... :lol:

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