Ive been burning keystone pellets for two winters because the supplier I use carries two brands and the Keystone are less expensive. The other brand is drycreek pellets and I got to try some of them this winter. I think the keystones burn hotter and the ash is much easier to deal with. The drycreeks tend to make "clinkers" that I would say reduce the air flow through the burn pot.
I'm running a Harman PC45.
FYI. I think the keystone pellets are the same as Allegheny pellets.
pelletheat.com
Anyone else had experience with these?
I'm running a Harman PC45.
FYI. I think the keystone pellets are the same as Allegheny pellets.
pelletheat.com
Anyone else had experience with these?
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