Man, I'm getting really good heat out of these but holy cow a LOT of ash too....at least volume wise....got these about a month and a half ago at the Cozy Barn...Actually paid more for these than the Somersets I've been buying.
I am burning Powerhouse, yea they are a nice pellet, but I am getting pretty much ash in the pan too. Not a big deal just empty more often. I will buy them again. I got them in April for $180.00
I'd be interested myself about the O'Malley's....place down in Quakertown carries them. Might be half decent, they use their own fiber.
slvrblkk- You just nailed it! The term "a lot of ash" is extremely subjective. A lot compared to what?....I sell Great American and/or PowerHouse pellets. And I have sold over 800 tons of them since the spring. Like any brand of pellets I sell, some people like them and other people will not. What one person considers a lot of ash may not appear to be excessive to another. PowerHouse and GAP are great options this year for customers looking for a decent pellet that is cheap. For them, this is a great option. But these may not be the best option for customers who typically burn the high end pellets (legitimate super premiums such as Okanagan, Barefoot, Turman or Hamer) even though the price may seem attrsactive. But it is all perspective, and everyone's situation is different- so there is no right or wrong answer.Well like I said...they do pump out good heat but the ash is crazy. I might drop them an email just to let them know what I think but other than "visual" facts, I don't have any "scientific" data for them. I just super cleaned my stove/vent today. I might throw a bag in and collect all the ash just to see where it really is at. I think it might be "is what it is" with these.....although they definitely were less ashy last year. Thank god for the 'Sets and Turman!
slvrblkk- You just nailed it! The term "a lot of ash" is extremely subjective. A lot compared to what?....I sell Great American and/or PowerHouse pellets. And I have sold over 800 tons of them since the spring. Like any brand of pellets I sell, some people like them and other people will not. What one person considers a lot of ash may not appear to be excessive to another. PowerHouse and GAP are great options this year for customers looking for a decent pellet that is cheap. For them, this is a great option. But these may not be the best option for customers who typically burn the high end pellets (legitimate super premiums such as Okanagan, Barefoot, Turman or Hamer) even though the price may seem attrsactive. But it is all perspective, and everyone's situation is different- so there is no right or wrong answer.
Furthermore, I see that you are off to burning some Turman for the next month or so. Please be prepared to be dis-satisfied with anything else that you try once you have been burning those Turmans for a bit You will officially be a "spoiled pellet burner"
I have the same stove as you (insert version). I have been using the LaCrete's and they are very good @ 283.00 per ton. They come from the same forrest as Okanagens without the fines issues. very hot and clean!Thankfully they put out good heat but I probably won't buy more unless I get them CHEAP!
I have the same stove as you (insert version). I have been using the LaCrete's and they are very good @ 283.00 per ton. They come from the same forrest as Okanagens without the fines issues. very hot and clean!
Unfortunately we don't see the soft woods down here in PA at least I haven't
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