New England (MA, CT, ME, NH, VT, RI) Home Depot NH Carrying - La Crete 1.2 tons, Stove Chow, Green Supreme, Northeast Pellets
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Around here LaCrete is $350 for a 60 bag pallet. It would cost me $33 in gas to get to Plaistow so it's not worth the effort.
BTW, I checked the Keene, NH HD which is close to me but they only have Green Supreme and Fireside Ultra at $249. a ton.
BTW, I checked the Keene, NH HD which is close to me but they only have Green Supreme and Fireside Ultra at $249. a ton.
Talegas
Burning Hunk
I got my a pallet of 60 lacrete for 299. The cheapest i have ever bought from them. They did not have stove chow tho.
fmsm
Minister of Fire
Talegas
Burning Hunk
fmsm
Minister of Fire
Pete Zahria
Minister of Fire
fmsm
Minister of Fire
The LaCretes have less ash than the Green Supremes AND they burn for a longer time than the GS. This year's Green Supremes though are much better than the ones I had from a couple of years ago. They are hotter and don't produce the big hard clumps that the batch of 2 years ago did.
When I did a heat test (oven thermometer inserted into a hot air output vent) the LaCretes hit 295. Interestingly I also hit 295 with these new Green Supremes. It's possible that I didn't get the LaCretes up to max heat but I am sure I got the Green Supremes up to max heat.
I'd go with the LaCretes with the above mentioned price difference. I paid $345 for the LaCretes where I live so when Tractor Supply had a coupon sale on the GS for $299 I grabbed a ton of them. That's $4 a bag vs. $6 a bag.
When I did a heat test (oven thermometer inserted into a hot air output vent) the LaCretes hit 295. Interestingly I also hit 295 with these new Green Supremes. It's possible that I didn't get the LaCretes up to max heat but I am sure I got the Green Supremes up to max heat.
I'd go with the LaCretes with the above mentioned price difference. I paid $345 for the LaCretes where I live so when Tractor Supply had a coupon sale on the GS for $299 I grabbed a ton of them. That's $4 a bag vs. $6 a bag.
Picking up a 1.2ton skid of LaCrete's, pid $269, 10% off coupon on $299 or more purchases, they told me they also have ton's of Virginia golds.....like those also, I hope the Crete's are better
I just happened upon LaCrete's at HD in Leominster. Definite notice burning hotter and cleaner than GS & FSU. Same price as GS.
Used both Lacrete and Greene Supreme this year. Lacrete burned better, a bit less ashy. I found Stove Chow decent in the past, would use them over GS I think.
Michael Dabbraccio
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- Dec 28, 2012
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Do not forget if your a veteran Home Depot gives you a 10% discount I paid under 900 with the delivery charge for 3 tons of supreme green they were covered very well and the bags were very good this is my first year on pellets after a 45 year run with wood I am still feeling my way. O by the way I’m in conmecticut
