Hammer hot ones our truwood

[charles z]

What every one opinion one what pellets are better hammer hot ones our truwood . I have a quadefire classic bay 1200 . Iam new to pellets stove got it install and march used tsc pellets in didn’t like them any feed back would be great hanks

 

[Vale straven]

Hamer is burn hotter and cleaner...might work better in the classic bay 1200 than truwood.

 

[Tonyray]

Hamer Hots produce very good heat for a hardwood.. downside is u will get lot of ash...
same with barefoot, Tru-wood. But those 3 are much better than most box store hardwoods..

 

[charles z]

Hamer Hots produce very good heat for a hardwood.. downside is u will get lot of ash...
same with barefoot, Tru-wood. But those 3 are much better than most box store hardwoods..

Thanks you . Just trying fine good pellets that put good heat and low ash

 

[Tonyray]

should mention that I burn softwoods most of winter due to lowest ash and higher btu than hardwoods.
the hardwoods i burn are for early fall [ or shoulder season] when the real cold has not surfaced yet/.

 

[Whitenuckler]

should mention that I burn softwoods most of winter due to lowest ash and higher btu than hardwoods.
the hardwoods i burn are for early fall [ or shoulder season] when the real cold has not surfaced yet/.

Actually, I was going to ask the OP if there were any premium softwood pellets available there. I believe it is all mostly hardwood.
I burn Eastern Embers and it is softwood. It is excellent. I would never switch.

 

[charles z]

should mention that I burn softwoods most of winter due to lowest ash and higher btu than hardwoods.
the hardwoods i burn are for early fall [ or shoulder season] when the real cold has not surfaced yet/.

Ok thank you . I can get awf . American wood fibers our easyblaze also

 

[johneh]

I work the other way around, a 50/50 blend, fall and spring, and Cubix hard wod during the cold
months. Cubix has a greater BTU than the Fusion Blend 50/50 both made by the same flooring company in Quebec

 

[Tonyray]

Ok thank you . I can get awf . American wood fibers our easyblaze also

Yep.. have 2 tons of EZBlaze in my basement for next season.

 

[Whitenuckler]

Ok thank you . I can get awf . American wood fibers our easyblaze also

I looked up those EZ Blaze pellets. The specs look look like mine which are made from spruce,fir and pine. That is what I would burn if I was down there. I think they are even better than mine as they are "Super Premium"

 

[charles z]

should mention that I burn softwoods most of winter due to lowest ash and higher btu than hardwoods.
the hardwoods i burn are for early fall [ or shoulder season] when the real cold has not surfaced yet/.

What hardwood you burn shoulder season. They just put a souther states they sell statemans hardwood . They sd there hammers in the bag was thinking about getting them

 

[Tonyray]

Barefoot, Hamer hots, Forrest fuel., true-wood..

 

[charles z]

Barefoot, Hamer hots, Forrest fuel., true-wood..

Do u like forest fuel wood pellets. I can get them also just got 2k a of hammers today

 

[bogieb]

I work the other way around, a 50/50 blend, fall and spring, and Cubix hard wod during the cold
months. Cubix has a greater BTU than the Fusion Blend 50/50 both made by the same flooring company in Quebec

Here are my top 6 results for temperature of air coming out of the distribution holes of my P43 (using oven thermometer). Cubes and Fusion Blend were the hottest burning pellets I've ever burned (not sure why the plain Fusions - basically Cubix - burned a bit colder.. The Fusion Blend was the hottest, but it also had a weird, gravelly ash that I was not fond of. Here are my top temps - note that 3 out of the 6 are hardwoods (I was shocked by the GS hardwoods).