Who Makes the BEST Pellets??

[thephotohound]

a “great deal”? Ok.............

but theres no tax on pellets ANYTIME in MA...they are non-taxable

For the time of year, I thought that was a pretty good deal. In fact, I challenge anyone to find a better one for a premium pellet in central MA!

Regardless, I bought the Canadian. Based on comments from this thread, plus the owner of the store, I went with softwood this year. I was told that the softwood created a longer, more steady burn with less ash and fewer clinkers. Then I talked to a guy at another stove shop, and he said the exact opposite; that the hardwood pellets have those qualities, and that the softwood was crap. Whatever. We'll see what happens this year.

BTW, didn't know pellets weren't taxed! Makes sense, though...

 

[GVA]

Just slightly west of central but check out the prices at Squier. ;-)
http://www.woodpelletprice.com/

 

[stoveguy2esw]

hey pellet heads, i was going to start a thread about this , but this one is already here and does kinda dovetail into my question;

does anybody know about these pellets???????

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[GVA]

That's Craig and Harley territory...... way out there..... But Harry may have heard of them.

Just wonderin' if you can burn the vee-go cat litter too? :sick: