The HD in Bangor Maine has both Freedom and Fireside at 239 a ton, compared to the ones i get in Canada Eastern Embers at 420 a ton, for the savings i would drive the 90 miles to get them, or what about Maine wood pellets? What are your thoughts on the pellets?
Freedom or Fireside pellets, or neither?
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I think I would try at least some of the MWP. Second choice would be the Fireside Ultra's. Freedom Fuel hasn't had any great reviews here. :-(. At $420 a ton I would not purchase much of those. That's highway robery there!
How much are the MWP going for?
How much are the MWP going for?
the MWP go for about 265 at ton and it is just across the border from me in Calais Maine, I'm there almost every day.I picked some up late spring but never really had a chance to check them out as i only had the stove on for very short burns.
Buck Hunter said:
I think considering that you can get them easily, and the price is almost 40% cheaper than the EE in Canada, I'd give them a shot. The early talk about the "new" batches are good. Make sure they're this years batch, with the new logo on the bag.
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