samm6 said:is Under 200 the right price??
samm6 said:like that Political answer......J
Gweeper64 said:I have two bags of these I bought a few days ago. I should be done with my 2 bags of Pennington's Nature's Heat by tonight (impressions to come) and ready to open the FF.
Does anyone know if the Freedom Fuel are hardwood or softwood? I can't find anything on the bag. I need to know what setting to set my Mt Vernon to with these.
My Freedom Fuel bag says "Made in NC" . The Pennington Nature's Heat bags I bought at Walmart actually say "Made in Canada".
j-takeman said:samm6 said:like that Political answer......J
I get a lot of grief if I suggest it any other way! Heck I wll probably get grief anyway. Testing pellets isn't all its cracked up to be and it wears on you. Doesn't matter if I say yea or ney. Someone jumps on my wagon. Well the wagons getting heavy and I am tired of pulling it! :sick:
If they work for you and the price is fair. Get em while you can! The bigbox stores change pellets like I can my shorts.
geek said:Gweeper64 said:I have two bags of these I bought a few days ago. I should be done with my 2 bags of Pennington's Nature's Heat by tonight (impressions to come) and ready to open the FF.
Does anyone know if the Freedom Fuel are hardwood or softwood? I can't find anything on the bag. I need to know what setting to set my Mt Vernon to with these.
My Freedom Fuel bag says "Made in NC" . The Pennington Nature's Heat bags I bought at Walmart actually say "Made in Canada".
I sent them an email and here's the reply:
"Hello,
Freedom Fuel is 90% hardwood and 10% softwood and is a super premium grade fuel pellet.
Regards,
Scott R. Townsend
Freedom Fuel Sales Manager"
samm6 said:geek said:Gweeper64 said:I have two bags of these I bought a few days ago. I should be done with my 2 bags of Pennington's Nature's Heat by tonight (impressions to come) and ready to open the FF.
Does anyone know if the Freedom Fuel are hardwood or softwood? I can't find anything on the bag. I need to know what setting to set my Mt Vernon to with these.
My Freedom Fuel bag says "Made in NC" . The Pennington Nature's Heat bags I bought at Walmart actually say "Made in Canada".
I sent them an email and here's the reply:
"Hello,
Freedom Fuel is 90% hardwood and 10% softwood and is a super premium grade fuel pellet.
Regards,
Scott R. Townsend
Freedom Fuel Sales Manager"
that just goes to show you that the Big Box Stores have No Idea what they are selling.
ALL the Pallets of FF are Marked with a BIG S for 100% soft at my HD
Thanks for the Clarification.
(I told myself that I was only going to buy 2 more ton. now i am thinking about where i can put a third)
samm6 said:U can call me whatever you want...
As long as i can get away from the LP and Kero Bills that KILL me in the winter.
geek said:I sent them an email and here's the reply:
"Hello,
Freedom Fuel is 90% hardwood and 10% softwood and is a super premium grade fuel pellet.
Regards,
Scott R. Townsend
Freedom Fuel Sales Manager"
ct_administrator said:Stopped by HD on my way home and took a look at their pellets. They had 5 bags of Freedom that had tears in them and were re-bagged in large plastic bags for $1.99 each, so I pulled the trigger on the 5 bags to test them out.
What j-takeman sad was right on, much larger diameter, and it does appear to have specks of corn throughout the first bag that I am burning right now.
So far I'm not that impressed with the heat vs the Green Team pellets that I've been burning, I think I will probably mix the rest with the Green Team till they are gone.
rowerwet said:I burned two tons of FF my first year and hated them, I thought it might have been how I stored them so this year when HD sold me two tons of FF (I thought I was getting fireside ultra which they had out front advertising the price) for $219/ton I figured the price was good even if the pellets weren't. compared to MWP and NEWP, they are garbage, lots of broken pieces and crumbly, the same way I remember my first two tons. At least I can mix them in with the other pellets in my 11 bag (or so) hopper so they can't cause too much trouble like they did my first year.
chris288 said:Just picked up 2 tons of FF last night from HD to go a a long with my ton of instant heat and 1/2 ton of summers heat. first observations are they are from NC, they are short and fat, didn't see any corn. Tried a bag last night, heat seemed fine, and LOT more fly ash than usual. Our old Whitfield loved the length of the instant and summers heat, burned 28-30 hrs. / bag as compared to energex and other lesser brands that only burned ~24 hrs. / bag. Our new XXV doesn't necessarily like the longer pellets as every once in a while it sounds like one will catch in the auger and snap, so i'm not unhappy that these FF's are shorter as they should feed better. I will know later tonight how long a bag lasts. over all concensus is that i'm going to be cleaning a lot more fly ash than in previous years with these FF's, but at 196 / ton compared to 275.00 for the other brands I have, i'll deal with it.
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