It's Time..........

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Hdhogger

Feeling the Heat
Oct 16, 2012
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Massachusetts
To stock up! Get 'em now or be pelletless. Ok, JK. I'm sure after last year the pellet mills have been cranking them out like there's no tomorrow Got my 4 ton of FSU's today from HD pictures to prove it. $227. per ton. Plus $62. delivery. Getting a bit pricey to do all this lugging, though the price of oil, NG & PP will justify it. When will you get yours?
 

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I've had 6 tons of Okanagan DF's stacked in my basement since April.
 
Your late. :)
 
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I got mine as soon as I learned that my dealer got a delivery.
 
Mine are stacked up in an unused corner of my finished basement.

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Woke up to under 50 this AM and the house at 65. Daytime high today 65. What summer? That's why I put in early and corn went to under $130 a ton helped the budget. All heating fuels paid for before August this year is almost like sitting in front a warm fire.
 
Woke up to under 50 this AM and the house at 65. Daytime high today 65. What summer? That's why I put in early and corn went to under $130 a ton helped the budget. All heating fuels paid for before August this year is almost like sitting in front a warm fire.

Damn! I can't even find corn around here to burn! Though I do love to eat it! At that price I might rent a rig and drive out there to get some.
 
How are FSU'S ? I have heard of them but I haven't read up on them yet. My local HD is hopefully going to be getting
pellets soon. So if they are a decent pellet I might grab a ton or two.
 
How are FSU'S ? I have heard of them but I haven't read up on them yet. My local HD is hopefully going to be getting
pellets soon. So if they are a decent pellet I might grab a ton or two.

Burned for the last couple of years. I believe they are made by Energex, though don't hold me to that. Mix of hard and soft wood. Good heat I have no complaints.
 
How are FSU'S ? I have heard of them but I haven't read up on them yet. My local HD is hopefully going to be getting
pellets soon. So if they are a decent pellet I might grab a ton or two.

Like I said previously I've had good luck with them. Try a few bags and see if your stove agrees.
 
Damn! I can't even find corn around here to burn! Though I do love to eat it! At that price I might rent a rig and drive out there to get some.
It's down to around $110 a ton now. Just wish the beef would come down to match. Cattle rustling going to continue to be an issue.
 
It's down to around $110 a ton now. Just wish the beef would come down to match. Cattle rustling going to continue to be an issue.

Well, I have a Colt .45 that can take care of the rustlers
 
St Croix Hastings pellet stove: $5000
6 tons of Okanagan Douglas Fir Pellets $345 each
Loveless Ash Vac: $120
Telling the oil man no thank you when he wants to make a delivery: PRICELESS

Timfrommass...... Over $2000 just for pellet's?, I would NEVER EVER pay that, sorry buddy you are not saving anything from burning oil or PP, NG is dirt cheap and had a estimate to switch and said I'll be paying $600 a year to heat my cape, $250 a ton would be a most max limit I'd ever spend., said that when I first saw pellet's selling for $180 when they were for year's at $134 a ton at HD.
 
How are FSU'S ? I have heard of them but I haven't read up on them yet. My local HD is hopefully going to be getting
pellets soon. So if they are a decent pellet I might grab a ton or two.
I've used them, they were ok but high ash compared to what I was used to. I wouldn't care to have FSU in stock for the mid winter burn personally. I don't rank them with a top pellet but they will heat your house. Some folks feel they are made by Energex, I don't know that. Last spring all I could get were Energex, seems to me that " made buy" vs " the same as" are two different things. Energex is ashy too but it seemed easier to deal with to me. Hey could simply be because it was going into spring, burn volume was down compared with mid Feb. I do wish Douglas Fir grew on the east coast though !
 
Where'd you get the FSU's from? The Home Depot's in this area just have North American Pellets.
 
I like cheap fuel but $110/ton is too cheap. Is that new season or old?
I am surprised the farmers are prepared to sell it so cheap.
That's not the sell price, that's the price I can go to the elevator and buy price. Have to knock the price down another 20 cents for the buy price per bushel. Harvesting Corn in the southern part of the country is breaking records on dry land. Record was 185 per acre and some acres are hitting 200 bushels. Some of the farmers around here didn't get land planted and are happy they got paid by insurance early in season. Some farmers wont have a choice but to sell as they don't have enough storage space and last year there was a lot of open storage because of the railroads not getting the elevators rail cars delivered because of the Bakken crude taking so much of the rail time.
 
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Now is the time,H,mm?I started to stock up when the pellet price was somewhat lower the first week in july
 
Now is the time,H,mm?I started to stock up when the pellet price was somewhat lower the first week in july

Like I said, I don't want my garage packed with pellets all summer. Need the room for other things. Also, HD and Lowes don't have them around here that early.
 
I burn only 3 1/2 tons per season when compared with 600 gallons of oil. DF's may be pricey but I'm still saving in the $800 range.
 
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