Spruce Pointe Pellets

[TomPajak]

Just bought these at Stock Building Supply in Rotterdam NY at $6.45/bag..NO TAX...these are AWESOMEPELLETS
can't believe the difference from Forrest Pride,Lignetics,Barefoots,Freedom,Fireside Ultra Pellets...VERY VERY LITTLE ASH..woooooot...found a favorite..how can't these be awesome..read the company description


Vanderwell Contractors Ltd.

International Private company
PO Box 415, Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A0, Canada
(780)8493824, (780)8492530 fax,
Primary SIC: Sawmills & Planing Mills, General, Primary NAICS: Sawmills
Description: Manufacturing: Custom sawmill; manufactures organic rocket engine fuel

THESE GUYS MAKE ORGANIC ROCKET FUEL!!..put it in my pellets boys!!.....

 

[Kittery]

Last November I ordered 4 tons of pellets from Eldridge Lumber in York Maine through their Kittery Ace store. As usual what brand I was to receive was dependent on what their suppliers were sending. As it turned out, I ended up with 4 tons of "Spruce Pointe" pellets, which I had never heard of before, but have been burning all season. I will say that they have burned quite nicely and seem to burn very hot. Although I agree that the ash amount is low, the only issues I have with them is that each bag has a little sawdust in it, and they are rather dusty. When I put them in the stove, in our living room, a little cloud of dust gets caught by the convection fan and is distributed around the house. Needless to say I've been doing a bit more vacuuming and dusting this season!
If presented with this brand again I'd take them, so I guess I'm recommending them as HarmanP68 has above. Just be ready to do a little more house cleaning! :coolsmirk:

 

[TomPajak]

Last November I ordered 4 tons of pellets from Eldridge Lumber in York Maine through their Kittery Ace store. As usual what brand I was to receive was dependent on what their suppliers were sending. As it turned out, I ended up with 4 tons of "Spruce Pointe" pellets, which I had never heard of before, but have been burning all season. I will say that they have burned quite nicely and seem to burn very hot. Although I agree that the ash amount is low, the only issues I have with them is that each bag has a little sawdust in it, and they are rather dusty. When I put them in the stove, in our living room, a little cloud of dust gets caught by the convection fan and is distributed around the house. Needless to say I've been doing a bit more vacuuming and dusting this season!
If presented with this brand again I'd take them, so I guess I'm recommending them as HarmanP68 has above. Just be ready to do a little more house cleaning! :coolsmirk:

alittle?..lol...
my god I haven't seen this much sawdust since I built my deck..lol...
just kidding..but yea there is definetly more sawdust than anyother brand I've used..and they cling to the sides like crazy..but so far are working great

 

[Kittery]

Yeah...I forgot to pu in the part about how they cling to the sides of the hooper. I have to remember to open it up a few times a day and push them into the middle! I almost had it go out this morning because I forgot to do that! I was down to a few embers and sparks before I got the auger to get some pellets in the burn pot. Great save or I would have been late to work waiting to get it started up again! :coolsmirk:

 

[slls]

A while back I bought 20 bags at $5 a bag, haven't burned any yet, maybe next year if oil goes up.