Just finalizing my pellet stash for this coming winter. Still need one more ton and I'll be good to go. Thought I would share my pellets ...
Getting Ready .. 2015/2016
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Pile 'em up a little higher you could save a lot of floor space ...................
Yeah, good idea. When i get my next ton I will probably stack'em evenly across all four stacks ...
Nice stash of Pro Pellets with a dash of Michigan Wood Fuels. I've used both in the past with good luck, but using local fuel now out of Grayling (MWP).
Yeah, will use the Michigan's during the not so bitter months. Probably Oct, Nov. MWP, are those Michigan pellets like the ones I have ? Or something different ?
Michigan wood fuel is made in Holland, Michigan Wood Pellets is made in Grayling. I buy whatever is cheaper and easier to get my hands on. Harman doesn't care what is used.
That's what I was thinking.
Those look like nice sturdy pallets - you can go 1.5 tons per pallet - that's what I do so I can get 3 tons in the basement (Besides, I have to give you chit somehow - I'm just jealous of the room you have
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My ceiling ain't that high, otherwise I would. Well, maybe not, I'd have to get another ladder just for when I get pellets to load the stoves. But then again, I'm always looking for an excuse to get some exercise . . .
I would probably have to get a ladder to do them that high ..
I don't think I've seen the Michigan Wood Pellets, but I do see a lot of the Michigan Wood Fuels. I try to buy what burns hotter. Pro Pellets seem to burn really nice and hot in my Quad with minimal ash.
I don't think I've seen the Michigan Wood Pellets, but I do see a lot of the Michigan Wood Fuels. I try to buy what burns hotter. Pro Pellets seem to burn really nice and hot in my Quad with minimal ash.
I use a ladder to get the last few rows up top. During burning season I have to get the ladder out and bring ~10 bags off the top at a time until the stack gets low enough to reach. I like to keep the footprint as small as possible.
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