As with natural gas we are at the end of the pipe. Too small a pipe based on the expanding demand on old infrastructure.
Pretty sure propane only gets here by rail.
Home depot has pellets early here..$$$
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As with natural gas we are at the end of the pipe. Too small a pipe based on the expanding demand on old infrastructure.
Pretty sure propane only gets here by rail.
Stove Chows at my depot for 269/ton.
...funny thing, Energex told me they had no supply for the '15/'16 season. Guess they've made the choice to deal primarily with the BBS.
I think BBS are using this opportunity to finally make $$ on pellet sales after years of being a lost leader/get people in the door item.
Last time we had Energexes we were getting 255/ton
...funny thing, Energex told me they had no supply for the '15/'16 season. Guess they've made the choice to deal primarily with the BBS.
I think BBS are using this opportunity to finally make $$ on pellet sales after years of being a lost leader/get people in the door item.
Last time we had Energexes we were getting 255/ton
twodogs02
Burning Hunk
HD in syracuse selling stove chow for 269 plus tax. I'm getting 4 tons of Barefoots this weekend for 265/ton, no tax
Peterfield
Minister of Fire
some local jurisdictions in NY collect a sales tax on residential heating fuels
http://www.tax.ny.gov/pdf/publications/sales/pub718r.pdf
other states and local towns/city/parish collect sales taxes on heating fuels
Legislators try to establish a tax here in Ma and Ct often enough to pay for public programs. They fail. So far.
http://www.tax.ny.gov/pdf/publications/sales/pub718r.pdf
other states and local towns/city/parish collect sales taxes on heating fuels
Legislators try to establish a tax here in Ma and Ct often enough to pay for public programs. They fail. So far.
LuvMyPellets
Burning Hunk
Gonna definitely run the Crown Boiler for awhile. I have almost a full tank that is going on 5yrs old so I have to get rid of it. I put stabilizer in it long ago but who knows how long it lasts. The Crown is over 86% efficiency so I think at this winters oil prices it will be a bit cheaper but the tradeoff is I never run the boiler to heat the house more than 68. The P61A heats the whole house at 70 so the wife might be telling me to fire the stove.
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