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  1. mrmichaeljmoore Member

    joined: Nov 17, 2007
    93 posts
    CT
    I have a Whitfield Profile 20 stove......have only used Dry Creek Pellets for the last 5 years (as recommended by the store where the stove was purchased).
    They seem to be fine, but like I said, I have nothing else to compare it to.

    Dry Creek at my retailer right now are $265/ton. So I was hoping to find a little cheaper alternative, if possible.

    Since there is much discussion on the boards lately about pellet prices rising, I wanted to see what other brands of pellets Whitfield Profile stove users have used.

    So, what pellets have you had success with in your Whitfield Profile? Which ones not so good?? Do people prefer hardwood or softwood for their Whitfield Profiles?

    There is also a lot of discussion about the New England Wood pellets at http://newenglandpelletllc.com/index.asp. Has anyone used their pellets in a Whitfield Profile stove?

    Thanks.
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  2. mrmichaeljmoore Member

    joined: Nov 17, 2007
    93 posts
    CT
    bump

    anyone??
  3. Shane Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 21, 2005
    1,830 posts
    Casper Wyoming
    I don't think you'll get them on the East Coast but Heartland wood pellets from Pope and Talbot burn great in the Profile series. They're softwood (ponderosa pine).
  4. mrmichaeljmoore Member

    joined: Nov 17, 2007
    93 posts
    CT
    Thanks for the reply, Shane....

    I'll try to find them.

    I was hoping other Whitifield users would chime in....with the price of pellets (and everything else for that matter) going up, i've been trying to find the best deal this year.

    thanks again.
  5. MSmith66 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Feb 5, 2008
    311 posts
    Central NY
    I also have a whitfield profile 20 in my basement and burned "PA Pellets" and have NO problems with them. My breckwell in the main living area also burned PA Pellets with no issues.
  6. ADSchultz New Member

    joined: Sep 30, 2008
    12 posts
    Colorado
    Pennington Oak pellets work very well in my Profile 30. I just purchased two tons, in 40 pound bags, and paid $590.00 including tax. I had to load them.
  7. Mr Whitfield Feeling the Heat

    joined: Feb 1, 2007
    311 posts
    Northern Cailfornia
    Bazer Pellet from Home Depot, They burn great. 249. for a Ton, 5.08 per bag. I use these in all my stoves....
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