SO I finally Found a place to get cherry pits. $295/ton... dunno if thats hight but the guy said they run hotter than wood pellets. He also sells Kentucky Kernel pellets at $225.00 a ton.. Anyone burn pits?
BLIMP said:wonder what the humid content of a cherry pit is
wonder how this "hot" burn affects grates & whatnotBTU said:dhungy said:SO I finally Found a place to get cherry pits. $295/ton... dunno if thats hight but the guy said they run hotter than wood pellets. He also sells Kentucky Kernel pellets at $225.00 a ton.. Anyone burn pits?
Your stove has to be designed to burn them (multifuel) and they are very dirty and usually have over 3% ash...not .3%...but 3%....but they are hot...
BTU said:dhungy said:SO I finally Found a place to get cherry pits. $295/ton... dunno if thats hight but the guy said they run hotter than wood pellets. He also sells Kentucky Kernel pellets at $225.00 a ton.. Anyone burn pits?
Your stove has to be designed to burn them (multifuel) and they are very dirty and usually have over 3% ash...not .3%...but 3%....but they are hot...
smwilliamson said:Even some stainless will corrode if the fuel has higher concentration of chlorine. Many stainless vent pipes of the 311 or 316 variety are not designed for multi-fuel applications. Not an expert on this but do believe I was trained about this is some program or another.
stoveguy2esw said:smwilliamson said:Even some stainless will corrode if the fuel has higher concentration of chlorine. Many stainless vent pipes of the 311 or 316 variety are not designed for multi-fuel applications. Not an expert on this but do believe I was trained about this is some program or another.
bleached pits used for crafts and theraputic pillows should NOT be used for fuel. pits which are used for fuel are dried but not bleached , make sure that the pits you are looking to buy have not been bleached!
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