yeah, just called them up now and confirmed their price went up to $4.98/bag and they have none in stock....!!
cchilly said:I was just at Lowes in Leominster MA
and they went up to 5.97/bag. I was going to buy a few ton, but not at that price.
I guess they want to sit on what is left until the fall.
JohnnyHaulin said:If we can keep all the pellet pigs out of all the lowes
maybe they will lower the price so we can go in and wipe them out. I got my 10% off coupon yesterday
and will wait till price goes down. I think all the pellet pig should get your 10% off and when the price
goes down we go wipe them out. Double whamie
GooGoo said:Danbury, CT Lowes too. 5.97 per bag, Stove Chow. I was very disappointed because so many on this forum recently got them for cheap. I am a newbie so I impulsively ordered 4 tons Maines choice online for delivery at 209 per ton. I will have my stove, P61a installed in a week or two. I hope these pellets do well in this stove.
JohnnyHaulin said:If we can keep all the pellet pigs out of all the lowes maybe they will lower the price so we can go in and wipe them out. I got my 10% off coupon yesterday and will wait till price goes down. I think all the pellet pig should get your 10% off and when the price goes down we go wipe them out. Double whamie
ChrisWNY said:True, there can be a lot of variation from 1 ton to another within the SAME brand of pellets. I advise against buying 2+ tons at a time for this reason - a coworker of mine bought 4 tons of a particular wood pellet brand last year, 1 ton burned great (his best ton was his 3rd ton, the first 2 were terrible, as well as the last ton), the other 3 were simply awful, so he was stuck burning horrendous pellets for nearly an entire season. he said there were significant differences in the color/odor of the 4 tons of pellets, and even within the same pallet, some bags were different than others.
In my area, over the past couple of months, I didn't have much of a chance to try before I buy. Rather than buying just a few bags to "sample" a particular brand, I'd buy 1/2 ton. If I only bought a few bags, and they burned great with no issues, I'd return to my local big box store to find them completely gone, so that method didn't work out for me. If the pellet was crappy, 1/2 ton wouldn't be a killer, I'd have a month or so where I'd be doing more vacuuming/brushing vs. having to do extra cleaning work for an entire season. I think next year my plan will be to stock up on a ton of one of the brands of pellets that did well for me this year (which could be Stove Chow, Fireside Ultras, Pennington's Nature's Heat, or Lignetics), then buy in 1/2 ton increments the rest of next season as I did for this season.
Augustine said:ChrisWNY said:True, there can be a lot of variation from 1 ton to another within the SAME brand of pellets. I advise against buying 2+ tons at a time for this reason - a coworker of mine bought 4 tons of a particular wood pellet brand last year, 1 ton burned great (his best ton was his 3rd ton, the first 2 were terrible, as well as the last ton), the other 3 were simply awful, so he was stuck burning horrendous pellets for nearly an entire season. he said there were significant differences in the color/odor of the 4 tons of pellets, and even within the same pallet, some bags were different than others.
In my area, over the past couple of months, I didn't have much of a chance to try before I buy. Rather than buying just a few bags to "sample" a particular brand, I'd buy 1/2 ton. If I only bought a few bags, and they burned great with no issues, I'd return to my local big box store to find them completely gone, so that method didn't work out for me. If the pellet was crappy, 1/2 ton wouldn't be a killer, I'd have a month or so where I'd be doing more vacuuming/brushing vs. having to do extra cleaning work for an entire season. I think next year my plan will be to stock up on a ton of one of the brands of pellets that did well for me this year (which could be Stove Chow, Fireside Ultras, Pennington's Nature's Heat, or Lignetics), then buy in 1/2 ton increments the rest of next season as I did for this season.
Hey, you drinking single malt or burning pellets???? Geeeezzzz. If they are $6/bag next year if the oil runs dry, who cares?
Xena said:cchilly said:I was just at Lowes in Leominster MA
and they went up to 5.97/bag. I was going to buy a few ton, but not at that price.
I guess they want to sit on what is left until the fall.
Same price down this way too. I'm thinking that they
caught on that Home Depot wasn't restocking and
they (Lowes) were blowing out truckloads in some cases
in a few days so they figured they could jack up the price.
Will be interesting to see what happens from here.
Don2222 said:Up here they just went up to $4.68 per bag so I am not buying anymore at this price either!
j-takeman said:Glad most of us bagged them before they jacked them up!
BT Ent. and CTPellets, both have good pellets for less than $250/ton if peeps are still needed fuel. $250 will get some dandy pellets for that matter. CT now has Okies by the way!
WoodPorn said:j-takeman said:Glad most of us bagged them before they jacked them up!
BT Ent. and CTPellets, both have good pellets for less than $250/ton if peeps are still needed fuel. $250 will get some dandy pellets for that matter. CT now has Okies by the way!
Don't forget, Long Pond Stove Shop too.
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