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  1. BadDad320 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jul 13, 2008
    250 posts
    NW New Jersey
    over 300......

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  2. BDPVT Member

    joined: Sep 26, 2008
    145 posts
    Vermont
    351 bags of Vermont Wood Pellets so far. It aint over yet.
  3. minnow Member

    joined: Oct 27, 2006
    89 posts
    Upstate New York

    Just how cold does it get in New Jersey ??? You heating a warehouse or something ?
  4. flynfrfun Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 25, 2010
    688 posts
    Bonney Lake, WA
    About 65 bags.
    Flynfrfun
  5. Indiana Member

    joined: Dec 5, 2010
    216 posts
    South Jersey
    #190 went in a hour ago. Still maintaing 70 degrees. If all remains the same next year, I should be able to knock 15%-20% off my number. At the end of Febuary, I found out that all along I was running in corn mode. That allowed my stirrer to constantly airate the burn pot which in turn needed more pellets to keep up with the heat demand.
  6. Xena Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 30, 2005
    2,436 posts
    South Shore MA
    BadDad got a big old and probably uninsulated house.

    Quoted a post of his from another thread "1875 Victorian with 10 ft ceilings….
    Lots of huge windows with wooden storm windows and a tower…. About 2200 sq ft"...
  7. smilejamaica Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 24, 2008
    437 posts
    hartford ct
    162 bags: of the following


    73 bags of new england pellets
    51 bags of okies liked
    10 bags of turmans liked
    10 bags of hamers liked
    6 bags of cubex liked
    6 bags of green team liked (shoulder season)
    4 bags of stove chow
    2 bag of somerset liked (hotter than i thought )
  8. DexterDay Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 11, 2010
    9,054 posts
    NE Ohio
    HOLY $#IT!! 7 TON? Is that Quad Hungry or what?
  9. BadDad320 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jul 13, 2008
    250 posts
    NW New Jersey
    Yup........... That describes my house............ I would normally use 1500+ gallons of HHO if I had no pellet stove..... And it gets pretty cold in this section of NJ and this winter the cold was longer and colder than before.......
  10. missrobo Member

    joined: Oct 19, 2008
    46 posts
    south of boston
    So far 173 bags, last year at this time used 152 bags
  11. Utilitrack Member

    joined: Oct 14, 2008
    200 posts
    Central ME
    So far 168 bags- 3 tons Cubex, 10 bags Okanagans, 8 bags of Lignetics- 7 bags left. 147 used last year, lawn needed mowing last season at this time. This year still mostly covered with snow....
  12. CT Mets Fan New Member

    joined: Mar 21, 2011
    29 posts
    Watertown CT
    212 bags of Barefoot since approximately Oct 22nd. And that is only burning at night or when in the house.

    Still need to get some more bags this weekend.
  13. CT Mets Fan New Member

    joined: Mar 21, 2011
    29 posts
    Watertown CT
    Dr.F --- How do you make hot water? Electric, Gas or Oil?

    Thanks,
    Chris
  14. nosaudioil Member

    joined: May 26, 2008
    131 posts
    coastal ME
    Most of them.
  15. rowerwet Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 2, 2008
    881 posts
    Merrimack Valley, MA
    about to break into my last three tons, started with eight
  16. CT Mets Fan New Member

    joined: Mar 21, 2011
    29 posts
    Watertown CT
    Do you run the Maxim year round?

    Just bought 7 bags of Turman's, hoping to get a full week or so out of them. Wondering where Punxitawney Phil is hiding out because he was definitely WRONG this year.

    So far, other than the Barefoot's that I burnt all winter, I have tried Hamer's, NEWP, Oakies and now Turman's. My personal ranking would be barefoot, Hamer's, Turman's, Oakies and NEWP.
  17. Mnbrown New Member

    joined: Jan 15, 2011
    10 posts
    Wrentham, ma
    Just calculated today how many bags I've used since I installed our xxv on 12/3/2010 came out to 172! We run the stove 24/7 on room temp and keeps our 2400 sq ft home comfy at 70 degrees main level and loft, and upstair bedrooms between 64 on a cold day to 68 on a warmer day! With the sun now the past month the stove works perfect in room temp as shuts down during the day when the sun is warming the house. Loading up now for spring buys going into next heating season, 1.3 tons of Okanagan At $339 and 1 ton North American that I got at Lowes for $209. I found out today that my local tractor supply will have another shipment this week of Lignetics at $229 a ton, if I can get that I should be in great shape for next year. My plan is to always be a full year ahead!
  18. dw06 Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2010
    156 posts
    SW Pa
    Just did the counting today, used 157 bags since installed and started Dec 16th. Total cost so far is $627, which is great since it would of cost $400-$450 a month otherwise! And I got the added joy of being warmer, watching the fire, becoming a mini pellet pig, and best of all finding this site and the great people who always help when needed! :coolsmile: Pretty cool.
  19. rowerwet Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 2, 2008
    881 posts
    Merrimack Valley, MA
    nope she is off for the summer, selling the house and the boiler may go with it

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