Found this on one of my searches
(broken link removed to http://www.aea.nt.ca/files/WoodPelletData-Poster.pdf)
(broken link removed to http://www.aea.nt.ca/files/WoodPelletData-Poster.pdf)
Interesting chart
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I know, I tried playing with it but it wouldn't work. You can copy and paste the link and get there.
Can't get the link to work, but copy and paste this into your browser:
www.aea.nt.ca/files/Wood Pellet Data - Poster.pdf
www.aea.nt.ca/files/Wood Pellet Data - Poster.pdf
The only major difference I see between the brands is the Lignetics are showing a considerably high ash content. I find that surprising since they are usually rated fairly high on this forum. I wonder what Macman thinks of those results?
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