Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
JBiBBs5 said:Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
I bought a ton of stove chow at home depot for $177 after the 10% discount. I only plan on using the chow for the shoulder season and picking up a ton of Vermont's for $265 to use during the coldest months.
How much did you pay for your M55 if you don't mind me asking? I have the exact same one and I just paid $3k for the stove and an extra thousand for installation, piping, etc.
You can see my stove and install here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/79237/
Eatonpcat said:JBiBBs5 said:Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
I bought a ton of stove chow at home depot for $177 after the 10% discount. I only plan on using the chow for the shoulder season and picking up a ton of Vermont's for $265 to use during the coldest months.
How much did you pay for your M55 if you don't mind me asking? I have the exact same one and I just paid $3k for the stove and an extra thousand for installation, piping, etc.
You can see my stove and install here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/79237/
That's a beautiful room you have there, gotta find a way to tuck the power cord away though!!
I must have really gotten screwed on mine, I paid $4000.00 for the stove (Mine is an insert), and about a grand for the install and pipe.
Got a lot of great info from the guys on this site, and I hope I made the correct decision. Special thanks to DexterDay, He was very helpful with his PM"S!!
Eatonpcat said:JBiBBs5 said:Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
I bought a ton of stove chow at home depot for $177 after the 10% discount. I only plan on using the chow for the shoulder season and picking up a ton of Vermont's for $265 to use during the coldest months.
How much did you pay for your M55 if you don't mind me asking? I have the exact same one and I just paid $3k for the stove and an extra thousand for installation, piping, etc.
You can see my stove and install here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/79237/
That's a beautiful room you have there, gotta find a way to tuck the power cord away though!!
I must have really gotten screwed on mine, I paid $4000.00 for the stove (Mine is an insert), and about a grand for the install and pipe.
Got a lot of great info from the guys on this site, and I hope I made the correct decision. Special thanks to DexterDay, He was very helpful with his PM"S!!
pelletdude said:Eatonpcat said:JBiBBs5 said:Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
I bought a ton of stove chow at home depot for $177 after the 10% discount. I only plan on using the chow for the shoulder season and picking up a ton of Vermont's for $265 to use during the coldest months.
How much did you pay for your M55 if you don't mind me asking? I have the exact same one and I just paid $3k for the stove and an extra thousand for installation, piping, etc.
You can see my stove and install here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/79237/
That's a beautiful room you have there, gotta find a way to tuck the power cord away though!!
I must have really gotten screwed on mine, I paid $4000.00 for the stove (Mine is an insert), and about a grand for the install and pipe.
Got a lot of great info from the guys on this site, and I hope I made the correct decision. Special thanks to DexterDay, He was very helpful with his PM"S!!
You did alright - list is $4,150.00
Eatonpcat said:pelletdude said:Eatonpcat said:JBiBBs5 said:Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
I bought a ton of stove chow at home depot for $177 after the 10% discount. I only plan on using the chow for the shoulder season and picking up a ton of Vermont's for $265 to use during the coldest months.
How much did you pay for your M55 if you don't mind me asking? I have the exact same one and I just paid $3k for the stove and an extra thousand for installation, piping, etc.
You can see my stove and install here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/79237/
That's a beautiful room you have there, gotta find a way to tuck the power cord away though!!
I must have really gotten screwed on mine, I paid $4000.00 for the stove (Mine is an insert), and about a grand for the install and pipe.
Got a lot of great info from the guys on this site, and I hope I made the correct decision. Special thanks to DexterDay, He was very helpful with his PM"S!!
You did alright - list is $4,150.00
He got a hellava good deal.
But JBiBBs only paid 75% of the cost of mine!! Thus, I feel I got screwed.
JBiBBs5 said:I know that Papa's in CT also sells them for $3K and another local dealer quoted me at $3500. They might just be more expensive in the mid-west.
Hank Hill said:Like the pro pellets, good heat ... around here they are 179 a ton.
imacman said:Eric at Kinsman Stoves in Brookfield, OH sells ProPellets....give him a call if you're near him.
He is a forum member too ("Kinsman Stoves")
330-448-0300
Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
DexterDay said:Eatonpcat said:Can't turn back now...As far as pellets go, Anyone ever use pro-pellets??? $259 a ton, seems very expensive!! Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance for the free knowledge!!
Good burning pellet. Good heat. Low ash.
Did you get the M55 from Heat Exchange (BTW- the day I spoke with you, I stopped up there and dropped almost $200!! I just went in to LOOK!) I stopped to see if they had it running yet. Which they didnt... I am pretty stumped on getting either the M-55 steel, Maxx-M, or Englander 10-CPM. Next year the Quad will be gone and a multi fueler will be on the pad.
Cant wait for the pics. Exciting isnt it!
My buddy is going to C & C tomorrow to pick up 3 tons of Easy Heats @ $210/ton. My Father may go in with him and get 2 himself, if they will cut a multi ton discount.
Did you try Capell's Hearth and Leisure? Have not spoke with them in awhile. But they are either selling or closing by the New Year.
Eatonpcat said:..... Are you from Ohio Imacman??
melkyleb2002 said:We use to burn Propellets. They are pretty good. We got them from our dealer in Norwalk for $220 a ton. As of 2 weeks ago, that was still his price. We prefer Somersets and get them from Wellington Farm and Home. Not sure what their current price is. About a month ago, we paid $225 for the Somersets.
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