New England (MA, CT, ME, NH, VT, RI) Aubuchon in NH Price Drop

[bogieb]

Got an email this morning that Aubuchon's has an "ample supply of wood pellets, ready for the February and March weather". AND, they just dropped their prices.

$229.99/to plus a $30 rewards for future purchase for Curran, Easy Heat, Maine's Choice, Green Supreme and Still River.

$249.99/to plus a $50 rewards for future purchase for Inferno Gold.

Not every store has every brand (I've only seen Still River and Green Supreme at my local Aubuchon's). I haven't tried any of those but the Curran's. I wasn't impressed with them, but then again they are no worse that the ThermaGlo's I got from HD (and maybe even a little better). At basically $200/ton, I might see if they have some of those and get a ton. But, will also wait to see if HD follows suite as I'd much rather have FSU's.

 

[bogieb]

Just went to their website and put in my zip code for availability. Looks like Easy Heat ($229), Inferno Gold ($249), and Still River ($229) are what is available

 

[20ret]

Got an email this morning that Aubuchon's has an "ample supply of wood pellets, ready for the February and March weather". AND, they just dropped their prices.

$229.99/to plus a $30 rewards for future purchase for Curran, Easy Heat, Maine's Choice, Green Supreme and Still River.

$249.99/to plus a $50 rewards for future purchase for Inferno Gold.

Not every store has every brand (I've only seen Still River and Green Supreme at my local Aubuchon's). I haven't tried any of those but the Curran's. I wasn't impressed with them, but then again they are no worse that the ThermaGlo's I got from HD (and maybe even a little better). At basically $200/ton, I might see if they have some of those and get a ton. But, will also wait to see if HD follows suite as I'd much rather have FSU's.

I am an Okie guy but that price looks tempting. Are any of those good quality?

 

[bogieb]

At best they are middling pellets - but for that price, they might be worth it (around here anyway). Would love to get my hands on some Okie's (for less than $300+/ton and a 2 hour drive).

 

[Peterfield]

At best they are middling pellets - but for that price, they might be worth it (around here anyway). Would love to get my hands on some Okie's (for less than $300+/ton and a 2 hour drive).

CL ad listing Okie Golds for $240/ton. Location says Newton, NH.