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  1. oldmountvernon Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 27, 2011
    2,157 posts
    SE Mass
    unless obama changes our currency and bankrupts this country im good on the cash... and people dont think it cant happen you guys better look good at that trailer ;)

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  2. jim3854 Member

    joined: Nov 20, 2011
    106 posts
    Rhode island
    I burnt them all night house was warm ash was little more than usual. Heat was good. This weekend should be a good test as its supposed to get cold in Rhode island. I figure if I have to clean it a few more times big deal. AND I have used INFERNOs DO NOT COMPARE TO THOSE PIECE OF CRAP PELLETS to these.
  3. Outerlimits Member

    joined: Nov 25, 2010
    119 posts
    West MI
    Impressive!! That's what is called being down with the sickness!! Why not go for more?
  4. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,725 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    OMV I saw 2 on the first truck, 2 on the second and 2 on the trailer. Can't make out if they have others side by side. So your saying 8 tons per load??

    Nice toys by the way! ;-)
  5. Salty Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 2, 2009
    574 posts
    Central Ma
    omv i wanna know wtf you do for work?

    print money?

    pellet gigolo?

    LOL
  6. smoke show Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 17, 2008
    4,611 posts
    Pittsfield, Wi
    your welcome.
  7. Salty Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 2, 2009
    574 posts
    Central Ma
    yep I never met a asphalt guy who drove crappy looking trucks


    I probably know you omv :)
  8. oldmountvernon Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 27, 2011
    2,157 posts
    SE Mass
    cant wait to see what happens Sunday suppose to drop to the teens. So far these pellets are maintaining 75+ easily and more importantly consistently Havent had my thermostat as steady.
    also as i think i said already the upstairs hard to heat bedroom is warmer.
    Im thinking instead of using fans the trick may be a better/hotter pellet
    dont know if this sounds stupid but im thinking the hotter the air coming out of the stove the further the hot air can travel ?
    Always had it in my mind that maybe by the time the air got to that bedroom it has already been cooled off

    btw you guys have any complaints about them yet? im thinking the ash is a bit heavier/denser
  9. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,725 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    Hotter air rises. Once it cools it doesn't rise and actually starts dropping. So hotter air can rise farther as it takes more to cool it to the point it turns back toward the stove. Think hot air balloon, To keep it up in the air, You need to keep heating the air. When you want to drop you let it cool.
  10. Salty Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 2, 2009
    574 posts
    Central Ma
    Man it was 73 in the kitchen this morning with the stove on 3

    Trebios rock :coolsmile:
  11. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,725 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    Sure, Not being content with a heck of a deal, Know he's gotta start rubbing it in! >:-(

    Glad they doing well for you salty. Makes them inferno's look like kitty litter? ;-)
  12. Salty Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 2, 2009
    574 posts
    Central Ma
    I tried using them for kitty litter J and the cat took his box outside and dumped it :)
  13. oldmountvernon Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 27, 2011
    2,157 posts
    SE Mass
    the fear of them getting wet has just escaped me i can sell them for the 3 bucks a bag as horse bedding if they get a little wet . Repo companies my gates are open bring all you can lol
  14. The Scientist Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2010
    10 posts
    Eastern Ontario
    I picked up 27 bags a few days ago from local big box store for $$4.99 CDN. They are very fregrant. Heat is comparable to my 3 year old Cubex Hardwoods if not better. They are the only pellet I have successfully been able to burn on Super low (1.5 second shot) with my enviro mini. ...... The down side is that they are the hardest pellet to light with 400 Watt ignighter. They left a huge rock like clinker in the shape of my burn pot liner after 18hours. I have temporarily switched back to the cubex's here because it is extreemely cold out, and haven't time to experiment further.

    first picture is Trebio
    second is Cubex hardwoods on the left - Trebio on the right.
    and third are Trebio with penny for scale comparison.

    Here is the Trebio website. : http://www.trebio.ca/

    Sincerely,

    The Scientist.

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  15. jim3854 Member

    joined: Nov 20, 2011
    106 posts
    Rhode island
    I ALSO HAD A ROCK LIKE ASH IN MY BURN POT. I tried to break it and could not believe how hard it was. When there burning they seem ok and HOT. Going to do more research myself.
  16. The Scientist Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2010
    10 posts
    Eastern Ontario
    I believe they would work excellent in a multifuel stove like the M55 which has a stir device. This would aid in keeping that clinker under control...... (Currently kicking myself for cheaping out and buying the used Mini instead of the M55.)
  17. jim3854 Member

    joined: Nov 20, 2011
    106 posts
    Rhode island
    Seems ok if I just scoop them out a little more often. I think its still worth the 150 a ton. Funny cause the heat seems really good.
  18. The Scientist Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2010
    10 posts
    Eastern Ontario
    I believe (but have not proven) that they burn so slow that at higher feed rates they simply smother themselves. Hence the clinker. Maybe a good pellet for shoulder seasons. I burn the mini pretty hard here because I use it as the primary heat source.
  19. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,725 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    Does your mini have the controller with feed trim?
  20. The Scientist Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2010
    10 posts
    Eastern Ontario
    No. I just upgraded burnpot and liner.... I'm still waiting for original PCB to blow but it seems to be built to last. Wait a minute... both old and new circuit boards had feed trim..
  21. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,725 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    Bummer, Dropping the trim will help. But so would an agitator. Mix them with some other pellets to help.
  22. The Scientist Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2010
    10 posts
    Eastern Ontario
    correction.... mine has feed trim only for lowest setting.

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