PA. Pellets

[woodsman23]

Has anyone used PA pellets brand and can you tell me if they are a decent pellet.

Thanks Jim

 

[rap69ri]

I tried a few bags last year and didn't find them to be on par with many other brands I burned. They produced far more ash, and weren't as hot. It's possible I had a bad batch so hopefully another person on this forum can share their experience.

 

[freebird77]

Have Pa. pellets for this years heat, but havent used any yet. Ill keep you posted later on

 

[CygnusX1]

PA Pellets are by far the worst pellet I have ever used. Low heat output and TONS of ash!

Proof that just because it says "Premium" on the bag, it doesn't mean it actually is.

I bought a ton last year to try them out. Big mistake!

 

[chrisasst]

I agree, junk...I have a bag left from my test last year that I use as a starter. I throw a hand fully of pellets in the burn pot after I clean it and the stove takes right off. The pellets I am currently using are hard or something and it takes a while for the stove to fire by them self...

PA pellets= junk IMO

 

[freebird77]

Great! Thata what my dealer had this year and I bought 5 tons of them.

 

[imacman]

Great! Thata what my dealer had this year and I bought 5 tons of them.

Sorry to hear that....a painful ($$) lesson that you must do your research before buying things like pellets that can vary so much depending on the manufacturer.

 

[woodsman23]

I also have a friend that bought some. A dealer here has them for 249.. a ton. I will stay away. DRY CREEK all the way.