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Where do you fit in "The when do you buy your pellets" poll

Pellets all tucked away and ready for the season=I buy early every year 129 vote(s) 74.1%
Still searching-I poke around until it almost time= I am cheap and don't want to spend money on fuel 10 vote(s) 5.7%
Going to wait a bit longer-Can't decide on what to get=I wait untill the absolute last minute 30 vote(s) 17.2%
Purchased some and still shopping for a Deal=I am hoping the bottom falls out and pellets drop like 5 vote(s) 2.9%
I buy when I have room-Limited space-Don't let the stash get low= I just love buying so much I can't 0 vote(s) 0.0%
  1. Havlat24 New Member

    joined: Feb 27, 2007
    145 posts
    Just stacked up the last of my Spruce Pointe's for the summer. 210 bags. $4.00 a bag.. let it snow.

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  2. DMZX Member

    joined: Aug 30, 2010
    208 posts
    NE. Oregon
    I have, in my garage:

    1 Ton of Bear Mt
    1 Ton of Natural Glow
    3/4 Ton of Blazers/Hot Shots



    All are Oregon produced pellets.
  3. Sublimaze41 New Member

    joined: Feb 17, 2010
    5 posts
    Western New York
    I will buy the last of the pellets in the A.M.
    I have 3 tons of Barefoots in the garage, but will top it off with 16 more bags.
    Barefoots are still going for $ 235/ ton locally
  4. TDHJ New Member

    joined: Sep 29, 2010
    9 posts
    NW NJ
    Yeah, after I got them I saw 2 types of bags on the internet and it got me thinking which was the older bag.Well I will cross my fingers and hope they work well. I was hesitant since the brand I used last year worked so good but the TC's are priced good. Last year I used a brand by CQ called Fire Maker/$250 ton and they were great for my Quadrafire Mt. Vernon.
  5. THE ROOSTER Feeling the Heat

    Just picked a ton of Somerset's up from TSC for $261.00, with the 21 bags left over from last year, I am ready...
  6. Mr.Goodfella Member

    joined: Dec 6, 2009
    3 posts
    Eastern CT
    Just got back from Home Depot and got 3 tons of Fireside Ultra (this is what we burned last year and they worked out great). Ended up being $218/ton less 10% military discount with a total heating bill for the whole house (Mid October through April) $588.60. On an even better note I had $75 worth of gift cards and $250 from selling an old lawn mower, $263 for heat this year, WOOOHOOO!
  7. rehabbingisgreen New Member

    joined: Sep 29, 2010
    130 posts
    Missouri
    Pellets here just came in not too long ago. We ordered a ton only because we don't have room for any more than that for storage. This is my first experience with a pellet stove and our first year in a very old and drafty house so it might be an interesting winter. I have no idea how many we will be going through.
  8. jjs777_fzr Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 9, 2007
    297 posts
    NorthShore, MA USA
    Following up with what most wise pellet burners already know - acp pellets (appling county) are less than fabulous.
    Well I'm a doubter and figured its just gotta burn so I picked them up at 229/ton.
    LOL
    here's what I find with my stove--

    Since 2006 I been burning the box store pennington's (I think thats the name) and the magnet thermo gauge on the side of the stove would get up to 500 degrees. Quite toasty.

    With the acp's the best I am seeing is between 350-400.

    When the stove is at its lowest setting the flame is barely visible at times and even has caused the stove to snuff out and shut off.

    I see the box store now selling 'freedom' pellets for $219...I might buy a bag see how it goes.

    -John
  9. tgloersen New Member

    joined: Oct 21, 2009
    41 posts
    N New Haven County, CT
    3-tons of Juniata's delivered today - Price $230/ton
  10. Trickyrick Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 23, 2009
    267 posts
    Western MA/ Eastern NY
    Dropped in my second ton this weekend.

    1 ton Hardwood heats ($219.50)
    1 ton Lignetics ($219.50)
    8 bags of last years Okies $5.00 per bag

    If I need more at the end of the year or we really get a cold Dec or Jan I can get another 1/2 ton as needed.

    Rick
  11. DAKSY Super Moderator

    4 tons of Cleanfires, free delivery & a $25 coupon = $243.50 per ton,
    from www.woodpellets.com...
    They'll put em where I want em & all I gotta do is burn em!
    Well, OK, I gotta clean the P43 every three weeks or so...
  12. opus74 Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2009
    57 posts
    Coello, IL
    Answer # 1.

    Got 3 tons of OHPs from Menard's last spring.
    Had to use about 10 bags to finish out last year's 2 tons, so I should be OK this year.

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