imacman said:jjs777_fzr said:Picked up 2 tons of ACP's at $229/ton.......Anything over 250/ton just doesnt makes sense compared to alternatives like nat gas,coal,split wood.......
John, I have my fingers crossed for you...ACP's have NOT been good since I've started burning pellets a few years ago.
Also, what did you mean by "my other choice is marketing and manufacturing pellets for another 10 bucks" ??
As for the cost of pellets vs. nat. gas, coal, cordwood, etc, have you actually plugged in the numbers for what you can buy them all for and actually crunched the numbers to show which gives the most BTU's per $$ in your area?
Try this:
(broken link removed to http://pelletheat.org/pellets/compare-fuel-costs/)
or
http://energy.cas.psu.edu/EnergySelector.html
Don't forget to adjust the efficiency #'s if you know them....otherwise the ones posted are good ballpark figures.
Pete there is a brand called Marketing & manufacturing pellets(we call them M&M brand). They were available at BT Ent. last year. I burned 2 bags and found them to be just about middle of the road at best. But they did fair better than the ACP's I tried. yuk!