Pellets and dealers

[davevassar]

So I have found a couple brands that burn well in my stove. Barefoot and Granules LG. I know where to get the LGs, but does anyone here know how to find a local delaer for Barefoot? I had a bit of a drive to get the bag I bought, and the store seemed expensive. I want to buy a few more bags before buying by the ton just to make sure I like them.

Thanks,
Dave

 

[mortimer]

Contact the manufacturer?

A bump if nothing else...

 

[kutch2001]

Their website doesn't list dealers, but looks like can e-mail them. Never heard of the brand before myself

http://www.barefootpellet.com/dealerinquires.html

Good luck!

 

[PutnamJct]

I mostly burned Dry Creek last year. Tried Barefoot at end of season and was very happy with them. I ordered 4 tons for this season. They seem to be low ash/ low fines when compared to some others I have tried. Have also tried the LG's they burned well for me too. I think they are a softwood & were a little dirtier then the Barefoots.

Try (broken link removed to http://www.barefootpellet.com/index.html) they are out of Troy PA

 

[begreen]

Please take a moment to post the current local prices in the 2007 pellet pricing wiki.

https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/wiki/Pellet_Pricing_2007/

 

[webbie]

Dave, if you are anywhere around Palmer, Squier Lumber has a couple different brands and some of the best prices around.

 

[CygnusX1]

So I have found a couple brands that burn well in my stove. Barefoot and Granules LG. I know where to get the LGs, but does anyone here know how to find a local delaer for Barefoot? I had a bit of a drive to get the bag I bought, and the store seemed expensive. I want to buy a few more bags before buying by the ton just to make sure I like them.

Thanks,
Dave

Dave, you can try pelletsdirect.com. They carry Bearfoot and many different types of pellets. They also deliver.