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  1. Salty Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 2, 2009
    574 posts
    Central Ma
    FWIW I opened this thread to read with interest because I too have noticed a "glut" of pellets on the market and prices are definitely falling.

    If it keeps going down I will have a discussion with my landlord about storage....maybe buy a truckload of something and stick them in one of his spare garage spaces.
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  2. Dr_Drum Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 7, 2009
    366 posts
    Saco, Maine
    Jay, try to ignore those negative posts understanding the vast majority of us appreciate your efforts. I haven't seen this kind of comparison done anywhere else. In my opinion the fuels compared to each other should have "similar" results for everyone as long as everything else (stove brand, where you live, elevation, OAK, etc. etc.) remains consistent. While individual results may vary as compared to yours, comparisons per person should be quite relative really, at least in an unscientific setting, and it's better information than we had before.
    Thanks for taking your time and effort to contribute.
    Mike -

    "Non illegitimi carborundum"
  3. schoondog Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 17, 2008
    350 posts
    dutchess county, n.y.
    oh yea, saw pres-to-logs at K-Mart for $6.25 I did buy a bag to try. And Pice Chopper in Poughkeepsie has Infernos as Macman had said. Didn't buy any.... Jay said they don't warrant purchase..
  4. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,726 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    Gotcha Mike

    Thanks
    jay
  5. jtakeman Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 30, 2008
    12,726 posts
    Northwestern CT.
    $6.25 is a bit pricey But the pres to logs are worth a try.

    Inferno's = Yuk! Hey if you don't mind being cold and got a super duper ash vac. Heck give them a try. I am sure we will have one more member ranting there superior awfulness.
  6. kevinwburke New Member

    joined: Nov 5, 2009
    53 posts
    Central Mass
    HD in Central Ma just dropped price by $20 to $249....but with a $69 delivery fee

  7. If that's a good price for you, you'd be better off doing a day rent on a U-Haul and buy your buddies the beers. That way you get them stacked the way you want. Trucks here are $20/day + mileage. Did a delivery for a friend of a dining set and couch from a high end furniture store in one. My truck was not available. Hated driving the POC, but it was two hours door to door.
  8. imacman Minister of Fire

    Please note that that $69 is for as much as you buy of anything at one shot, so if you buy 5 tons, they cost you under $14/ton for delivery, and you don't have to touch or lift anything until you decide to stack them in your basement, etc.

    With the "buy more, save more" deal, if you buy 5 tons, you'd get pellets at $209/ton + $14 = $223/ton DELIVERED to your door.

    I just posted a review of the Pres-to-logs that HD has on sale, and I'd do that deal in a heartbeat if I needed pellets right now.
  9. Where's the review, I think there are a few who may be interested in YOUR opinion, too.
  10. kevinwburke New Member

    joined: Nov 5, 2009
    53 posts
    Central Mass
    For me, planning on burning more wood this year (new stove) and onlly use the pellets when it is really cold or at night, so I only need a ton....or maybe two this year. Unless of course oil spikes but right now it is not worth it to me at these prices.
  11. burrman Member

    joined: Feb 17, 2009
    169 posts
    michigan
    man i feel real selfish....i got pellets for 160.00 a ton.....hmmm GO ME!!!! woohooo!!!
  12. curtthegreat Member

    joined: Oct 26, 2009
    112 posts
    Northern Mich.
    Fireinnthehole, sorry it took so long to reply, but I just bought another ton of somersets at menards for the same price of $213.50 plus 4% sales tax which comes to $222.04. Must be wood pellets are in the same class as electricity in Michigan.
  13. Hot_h20 New Member

    joined: Oct 30, 2009
    36 posts
    NH
    Yet another addition as to why I left a state that should be doing much better than it currently is...When is Granholm going back to Canada, eh?
  14. curtthegreat Member

    joined: Oct 26, 2009
    112 posts
    Northern Mich.
    Hot_h20, this is her last year, thank God! Look out Canada, she's probably coming home to you. Hold on to your wallet, and your property, she wants it all.
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