herman said:i have not seen any comments about somerset pellets made in ky. is/has anyone burned these & how do you like them ? would like to get some feedback before i go out & buy a ton or so.
thanks
Mattman193 said:Our pellets around here go for a average of $215 a ton and if you do an early buy the Sommersets go for about $180 a skid. I think you guys in the NE are in general getting ripped off and should revolt!!![]()
travlnusa said:Mattman193 said:Our pellets around here go for a average of $215 a ton and if you do an early buy the Sommersets go for about $180 a skid. I think you guys in the NE are in general getting ripped off and should revolt!!![]()
Where are you buying your Sommersets? All I can find around here are Marth Corp products?
Thanks from NW Wisconsin
travlnusa said:Mattman193 said:Our pellets around here go for a average of $215 a ton and if you do an early buy the Sommersets go for about $180 a skid. I think you guys in the NE are in general getting ripped off and should revolt!!![]()
Where are you buying your Sommersets? All I can find around here are Marth Corp products?
Thanks from NW Wisconsin
kinsman stoves said:herman said:i have not seen any comments about somerset pellets made in ky. is/has anyone burned these & how do you like them ? would like to get some feedback before i go out & buy a ton or so.
thanks
East Ohio and you are not burning ProPellet? Call me.
Eric
330-876-0200
jra146psu said:kinsman stoves said:herman said:i have not seen any comments about somerset pellets made in ky. is/has anyone burned these & how do you like them ? would like to get some feedback before i go out & buy a ton or so.
thanks
East Ohio and you are not burning ProPellet? Call me.
Eric
330-876-0200
I picked up 10 bags of ProPellet to try out against my Pres-to-Log (Lignetics) that came with my stove purchase. Pro pellet burned way cooler, way more ash, way more clinkers and way more faster. I have to thoroughly clean my stove after each bag. The Presto's burn wonderfully hot and low ash. Maybe I just got a bunk batch of Pro Pellets?
herman said:thanks to all for your feedback. i picked up 2 tons in oct. from the local co-op first time i burned them & am also a new pellet/corn burner. burning a us 6220 furnace the pellets seem to burn very well, good heat & very low ash & fines . i`ll use them again nxt. yesr if i can find them.
would be nice if there were several of us that got together & went to a pellet mfg. & bought A semi load or two ot three or more & had them brought to a cantral location & dropped off for pickup.
anyboby interested in checking this out.???
southeast ohio