This my third year burning pellets. Last year I burned CleanFire Pacific and the year before it was Green Supreme. CFP burned hot but ash was just as high as the GS. Would love to find something in the $300 range with a lower ash content.
Looking for recommendations in SE Mass
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DrewBoogie
Burning Hunk
These guys are in southeast MA, not sure exactly where you are, but they seem to deliver quite far. They have Platinum Pellets. I burned them last year and they were very good. I went through 2 ton during the coldest part of last winter. They produced a quarter of the ash that GS did in my Englander. They are $299. In CT, I've seen these at BT Pellet for $280, and two other places had them around $350/ton, so I'd say $299 is a good price for them.
http://www.pelletsdirect.com/Wood Pellet Pricing.htm
http://www.pelletsdirect.com/Wood Pellet Pricing.htm
Thanks for the info but this is probably to far for me. I only burn 1 ton and prefer to pickup myself. Need something closer to Brockton/Taunton area. I like the Platinum recommendation though.
AccentraRRT
Burning Hunk
Check out South Shore Wood Pellets.
Also Kirkey Masonry in Mansfield has Okanagon's.. I believe they quoted me around $300 for their super premiums (but I could be wrong may have been a pre-buy price back in August).
Also check the TSC in Taunton. Sometimes they have somersets and other big name pellets at a reasonable price.
Also Kirkey Masonry in Mansfield has Okanagon's.. I believe they quoted me around $300 for their super premiums (but I could be wrong may have been a pre-buy price back in August).
Also check the TSC in Taunton. Sometimes they have somersets and other big name pellets at a reasonable price.
Quarry Brothers in Rehoboth has multiple brands and offers delivery if you need it. They are right on Rte.44
AccentraRRT
Burning Hunk
They had them on and off last season. I didn't get any from there as I found cubex about 5 minutes down the road from me.
thundercracker
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i've used 3.6 tons of lacrete last year, they seemed decent and are about $300/ton (they sell for like $360/1.2tons pallets). i haven't tried much else to compare to, but lacretes seem to be easily available.
Never saw them there. I live right around the corner and stop by frequently in hopes they might surprise me sometime with a quality pellet. Best ive gotten out of there in the 4 years theyve been there is the awf pine pellets.
Peterfield
Minister of Fire
AccentraRRT
Burning Hunk
That's right it was the AWF they had their. It was a D'Darrios (Aubuchon style store) that had sets last year. But they were $7and change a bag...
Pellets R Us in Berkley is my recommendation. My second season using the Okanagan Golds and love them. 305 per ton.
http://www.pellets-r-us.com/products.html
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http://www.pellets-r-us.com/products.html
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Hi, if you don't mind picking them up Captain Bub's Marine in Lakeville has New England for 260. I had them delivered last season from Acushnet Alternative Fuel but this season it's around 350 delivered. Not sure if they serve Brockton but they might Taunton. On another note, i've read good things about Okanagan but am very wary and would want to try a bag or three first before getting a ton!
I took your advice and went with the Okanagan Golds. I bought a couple of bags from the store in Berkeley first and they burned really well. Thanks to everyone for your suggestions.
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