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stoveguy2esw
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being in WI, check out "Marth Wood pellets" out of marathon, great pellets made in your area. ive tested them in my shop and they were a great product. still curious where you purchased through. with direct sales i like to see where buisness is flowing from.
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and BTW , im remiss in my duties! Welcome to the ESW family!!
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and BTW , im remiss in my duties! Welcome to the ESW family!!stoveguy2esw said:being in WI, check out "Marth Wood pellets" out of marathon, great pellets made in your area. ive tested them in my shop and they were a great product. still curious where you purchased through. with direct sales i like to see where buisness is flowing from.
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I agree with Mike on Marth pellets. They were some of the better pellets I ran through my Englander....I would have no issue with buying them by the ton.
Mike,
I bought the stove from Home Depot, and I will look for those pellets. I have read about them and quite a few other brands. Thanks for tips guys!!
I bought the stove from Home Depot, and I will look for those pellets. I have read about them and quite a few other brands. Thanks for tips guys!!
@ the local dealer here in wisconsin Marth are considered lower end.
no comparison to high quality softwoods available for $20/ton more.
allegedly they buy fiber from multiple sources so its hit or miss year to year.
just my 2 cents from a local bro.
no comparison to high quality softwoods available for $20/ton more.
allegedly they buy fiber from multiple sources so its hit or miss year to year.
just my 2 cents from a local bro.
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
smoke show said:
If Marth's are your lower end? You guys are spoiled with some goodies out there! I burned and liked the Marth and they would go toe to toe with alot of very good brands near me! You guys can send them my way if you don't want them, I will gladly burn them anyday of the week. I hope the local Lowes store get's some in come fall. I want more!
We will have to send you some Inferno's, ACP and Lake Region if you want to really try some of our lower end(crap) brands.
DaveyWoodard said:
How much were they getting for the Marth's?
I agree with imacman(Pete) on the Propellets about upper middle of the road. Did TSC have any Hardwood heats? They will easily dust the propellets! But I still would choose the Marth's.
As smoke show stated you have some very nice softwoods out there. I would be looking around for them too.
stoveguy2esw
Minister of Fire
nothing wrong with pro-pellets good solid fuel IMHO , im sure eric would chime in as well , he carries them. ive burned them and i liked them
schoondog
Feeling the Heat
Get the marths. I like em. At least get a few bags and try em. I would not hesitate to buy a ton if you can. Good luck with your new stove!!
Schoondog
Schoondog
schoondog
Feeling the Heat
I've been pretty busy. Aunts been sick and working 2 jobs has kinda got me tuckered out. I'm trying to keep an eye on you folks but must admit i haven't been around much. Just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in to see how it felt. Hope all is well with the good folk here at Hearth.
And I like the pro pellets too. How much are the marths? Man I wish I could find them @$235 a ton.
Schoondog
And I like the pro pellets too. How much are the marths? Man I wish I could find them @$235 a ton.
Schoondog
here in Wis. marth were $164/ton early buy.schoondog said:
prolly $175-180 now.
lower end=lower price.
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
smoke show said:
Smoke show is teasing us New Englanders again. Really good pellets are around $235-$240/ton in CT. I can get lower grade pellets for about $199/ton. Dragon Mountain's which are the same as Uncle jeds are closer to $250/ton.
Schoondog,
Get your butt to BT for the Cubex or Hamers for $235/ton! Don't wait to long as the prices are already on the rise! CT pellet just sent me a price update and there prices have gone up abit and expected to go up a little bit more. I would say about $250 minimum by fall for the good stuff is going to be average prices.
Good to hear from you! Take it easy.
jay
Place nearby has Uncle Jeds.... Pine 225/ton Douglas fir 285/ton
Delivery 53.00/ 1 pallet 95/ 4 pallets
Delivery 53.00/ 1 pallet 95/ 4 pallets
keep looking, that seems a lil spendy for these parts.DaveyWoodard said:
I'm north of you but I can find quality pellets under $200 easily.
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