gerry said:what is so good about green team pellets have been burning cubex$. am i missing something other than the price
is a very good shoulder pellet at a good price (well, prices went up...)
gerry said:what is so good about green team pellets have been burning cubex$. am i missing something other than the price
gerry said:what is so good about green team pellets have been burning cubex$. am i missing something other than the price
Harman Lover 007 said:I find them to be more than a shoulder season pellet. Other than the 75-100 bucks a ton that isn't in your pocket and remains in mine, you are not missing anything.
j-takeman said:Harman Lover 007 said:I find them to be more than a shoulder season pellet. Other than the 75-100 bucks a ton that isn't in your pocket and remains in mine, you are not missing anything.
I like that money in my pocket too! I agree, Much better than a shoulder pellet. I'll still hit the pellet house for the top shelf for the extreme cold pellets. Greene Teams and Stove Chow both get me into the low numbers before I swap them for the heat crankers. 2 tons of shoulders and 1 1/2 ton of cold weather pellets get me through the average winter. With these I could get by with 1 ton or less of the cold weather stuff!
Average pellet cost per ton in my area is around $240 or $720 for 3 tons
I paid $176, $184 and $188= $548
My savings is about $170 clams. Heck of a down payment on that ton of hotstuff I need!
Thanks Jay. Calling the guy tomorrow. Still had them, and I got him down to $2.50 a bag. $75 for 30 bags. Not a bad deal at all..... Love it. I have been burning some of the Tidy Timber's that I got with my Englander stove that I purchased a couple weeks ago. I gotta say, They are not that bad. Not bad at all.. Penningtons are by far, 2 times as bad as them.j-takeman said:DexterDay said:Hey Jay, let me know how those StarLite's Burn? I found a guy close to me that has 30 bags he wants to sell. He wont sell individual, has to be the whole lot. Never heard of them before, so didnt want to spend the money. If they were like Inferno's or Nature's Heat-less.
Hey Dex, I finally tossed them in the stove. Heat seems OK(237ºF), Fines we OK. Lots of long pellets in the mix(Much more than 2%) Some over 2 1/2 inches! I'll post all the results on woodpelletreview site once I finish burning and tally.
Pictures for proof.
epehubb said:Are the pigs not divulging their secret pig pricing??? Hmmmmm
countk said:Lowe's Greenland is $4.68, at least not as bad as my local Lowe's, Danvers at $5.97. Ouch!!
With a 10% off coupon that would make the Green Team in Greenland $210. Not bad!
turbotech said:Anyone know the BTU per lb output of the Greene Teams? I can't find it on the website. Woodpellet.com posts BTU output but they don't show any Greene Team. I saw Maine's Choice was 7700 BTU/lb and was hoping the Greene Team was a little higher.
Harman Lover 007 said:I know we've beaten this to death but just wanted to put out there that a shipment of GT is on it's way to the Rochester, NH Lowes due to arrive sometime after April 1st. Just in case someone is willing to pay the price!
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.