Maine Wood Pellets at $199 delivered
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SmokeyTheBear
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j-takeman said:SmokeyTheBear said:
Do you mean the one in Taunton MA?
In one of those places, seems they couldn't provide what was ordered (start up issues, fires, etc...) and then didn't want to give back the money. You know all that hot air, sure would keep SparkyDog's drive and walkways clear of ice and snow.
There's probably another one trying the same thing this year that we haven't heard about yet ;-).
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
I wouldn't mind hearing some of the other peoples experience with the MaineWoods pellets. Just to get a feel for how my review stands up. Honestly though the mob would be beating on the door per say! But I am glad there not!
I'll be keeping an eye out for them this spring. Hopefully the early season buy is like this seasons. MWP anyone?
I'll be keeping an eye out for them this spring. Hopefully the early season buy is like this seasons.
MWP anyone?
lessoil
Minister of Fire
j-takeman said:I wouldn't mind hearing some of the other peoples experience with the MaineWoods pellets. Just to get a feel for how my review stands up. Honestly though the mob would be beating on the door per say! But I am glad there not!
I'll be keeping an eye out for them this spring. Hopefully the early season buy is like this seasons.
We are very pleased with the MWP.
Have burned maybe 1/3 ton and have about 3" of ash in the pan.
We should be able to go through a ton before the pan needs to be emptied!
The heat output seems good also.
We burned 4 tons of their pellets the Winter of 08-09 when there were issues with their product.
Looks like they fixed them. A high quality product at a good price. $199/ton
rowerwet
Minister of Fire
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/58575/P22/
based on what I have posted about in this thread (see #18 and #24 for pictures) I am not impressed with MWP, I will buy them again if the price is cheaper than other brands but if I can get MCP or NEWP for close to the same price I don't think I will buy MWP again. sorry to be the skunk at the picnic but that is my opinion.
based on what I have posted about in this thread (see #18 and #24 for pictures) I am not impressed with MWP, I will buy them again if the price is cheaper than other brands but if I can get MCP or NEWP for close to the same price I don't think I will buy MWP again. sorry to be the skunk at the picnic but that is my opinion.
quazi95
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rowerwet said:
Have you purchased or seen the quality of the NEWP this year? I'm not sure, but I don't remember them looking the way they do this year. Also, I don't remember being able to crumble them easily between my fingers. I am referring to the ones I have seen in clear bags.
rowerwet
Minister of Fire
I have three tons of NEWP in the brown bag, from the thread linked you can see how they burned compared to MWP, I am mixing my MWP 3 tons, NEWP 3 tons, and FF 2 tons, in the hopper as I find the quality of MWP and FF to be lousy.
Last year I had lots of problems with the hopper funneling out, making a steep sided cone right over the feed auger and leaving the rest of the hopper alone, wasting the advantage of my OPB, the 11 bag or so hopper. That was with only MWP, this year the NEWP seem to keep almost the whole hopper feeding into the auger.
Last year I had lots of problems with the hopper funneling out, making a steep sided cone right over the feed auger and leaving the rest of the hopper alone, wasting the advantage of my OPB, the 11 bag or so hopper. That was with only MWP, this year the NEWP seem to keep almost the whole hopper feeding into the auger.
Gweeper64
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SmokeyTheBear said:j-takeman said:SmokeyTheBear said:
Do you mean the one in Taunton MA?
In one of those places, seems they couldn't provide what was ordered (start up issues, fires, etc...) and then didn't want to give back the money. You know all that hot air, sure would keep SparkyDog's drive and walkways clear of ice and snow.
There's probably another one trying the same thing this year that we haven't heard about yet ;-).
I think he is talking about the place in Fitchburg. You all might have talked about it already, but a guy died there over the summer trying to fix some equipment. Not sure what their current state is but one can only hope they are shuttered for good after that.
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
Tried a bag from Lowes this weekend.....burned great for me (unscientific)...not cheap here in Central ma but better than the pellets I burned last year.
Gweeper64
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kevinwburke said:
Maine Woods or Maine's Choice? Which Lowes? I only saw the latter at Lowes on Lincoln St, Worcester.
Going to try some Potomacs now.....
www_godzilla
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I have burned 5 bags of the Maine Woods pellets and I love them. I purchased 2 tons so far.
The tecture of these remind me of the Rocky Mountain Pellets. The were rough on the edges and didn't slide down into the hopper well.
The sizes are your typical 1/2-3/4 range,with the occasional 1 incher.
I think the heat output is quite hot too. Plus the pellets burn very clean.
These pellets are worth $199 a ton. If you can get some of these, then get some.
The tecture of these remind me of the Rocky Mountain Pellets. The were rough on the edges and didn't slide down into the hopper well.
The sizes are your typical 1/2-3/4 range,with the occasional 1 incher.
I think the heat output is quite hot too. Plus the pellets burn very clean.
These pellets are worth $199 a ton. If you can get some of these, then get some.
www_godzilla
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