The cheapest Ive found pellets to be so far are the Pa. pellets from where I bought the stove at $239.00 a ton. I burned these last year, not impressed. 84 Lumber has Eureka pellets at $249.00 a ton, but would like to get some opinions on them if any one has any experience with them. Thank you in advance. Plus, the 84 lumber is closer, so unless these pellets really suck, it would be just as well to get them through them. Thanks again.
opinions on Eureka pellets
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slvrblkk
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freebird77 said:
If it's the same Eureka that I burned (white bag..orange-redish lettering), they were one of the best I burned. Clean, high heat and low ash. I would absolutely buy these at $249. Where are you located? Just my $.02.
Havent seem them yet so I dont know if they are the same. I live in N.E. Pa.
Near Binghamton NY
Thanks for the input.
Near Binghamton NY
Thanks for the input.
jtakeman
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My local wallymart sometimes gets them, I try to pick up what I can, When they have them! Clean burn-Low ash-and lots of heat! I normally burn hardwood pellets, But I don't see any difference when I burn these!
Just wished wallymart gave a price break when you buy a ton. They just sell by the bag!
jay
Just wished wallymart gave a price break when you buy a ton. They just sell by the bag!
jay
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krooser
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Ive been calling around and other then toe Pa. pellets, theses are the best price around, and I think Ill start hauling some home. Thanks for the advice, to all.
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