It never hurts to ask for a discount!

[Tom Pencil]

Price of pellets (Rocky Mountain) were $4.99 bag or $249.50/ton. I saw their computer screen and that was their sale price. Regular price was $5.39/bag. I asked them if I bought 10 ton what discount I might recieve. (My dad and I went in together) They came back with $4.25/bag. I tried them out and decided to purchase 12 ton. So now I have 6 ton of Rocky mountains in my garage. On my part I saved $222 off the sale price on my half of the pellets.

Never hurts to ask.

 

[mnkywrnch]

Nice job Bantam 212.50 is a great price wish we could get that out here.

 

[MountainStoveGuy]

but whats the cost of money over the 3 year supply?

j/k. great hookup and great price!

 

[Tom Pencil]

Forgot to mention that these were from Menards. Lowes would not discount what they had. So Menards got the sale. I go thru about 5 - 5 1/2 tons/year. Currently have 8 1/4 tons total since my Father took the other 6 tons. I figure after next winter I will only need to buy 2 or 3 ton versus 5 or 6.

 

[Stentor]

They look like good pellets at a really good price. I checked a couple of websites and see that the company says it uses exclusively beetle-kill lodge pole pine and meets Pellet Fuels Institute standards. Sounds like a smart way to recycle dead wood. They're not sold here in the northeast but it's interesting to know about them. Anything to reduce price pressure in one area helps us all a little bit.

After you've burned them for a while this winter, maybe you could post on how well they do for you?

 

[firewarrior820]

I've burned a couple bags of rocky mountain pellet they burned great,igot them at home depot in maine.