pellets

[jraineri12]

is this the right place to post a question about where to buy pellets?

thank you

 

[fossil]

is this the right place to post a question about where to buy pellets?

thank you

Yup. I moved your other post over here from the Hearth Room, and then saw that you'd found your way here. I'll go ahead and just delete the original one entirely, so there aren't duplicate threads. Welcome to the forums, and good luck! Rick

 

[j00fek]

look into your local stove shops, home depot, lowes, hardware stores

 

[jraineri12]

thank you.yeah. that's what i was thinking, but i have heard that there is a shortage or something?

 

[Xena]

Try checking here on the forum too
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/fuels

 

[j00fek]

depending on where you are there might be a shortage but not really here in maine, only thing is the prices are outrageous...and most only have access to low grade pellets

 

[jraineri12]

really....this is my 1st season dealing with this and it's freakin' cold down here. my bro is a little lax, so i am taking charge. he tried to find them out where he lives, but no one had any...i have wood so i'll be chopping more...

 

[TboneMan]

Try B & B Wood Pellets up the road in Chittenango.

 

[jraineri12]

well, thank you Tbone Man...that's a great tip. i have no clue. can you buy them in bags or do you have to get tons? my cousin just installed a cole stove and he got his coal by the ton.

 

[TboneMan]

I'm not sure if B & B sells by the bag. I would doubt it. I bought my supply from them on an "early bird" special back in May. They delivered in early July (5 tons). Give them a call, 687-6485 and see if they have any available.

 

[itworks]

There's a 40 LB bag of wood pellets on display at the museum.

 

[jraineri12]

hey, thanks for the tip! real useful... :roll:

 

[steamguy]

Depends on where you are... Don't forget the local feed store. Sometimes they are lower in price due to overall volume of business. The one near me has a couple really good brands of pellets, much better than the big box stores that are way farther away.