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Re: OT,So I bought the pellet stove, NO PELLETS !
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Posted by Dan Hill on December 15, 2005 at 04:32:04 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: OT,So I bought the pellet stove, NO PELLETS ! posted by Jerry C Okla on December 12, 2005 at 16:20:30:
Same problem in maine.! dealer just ran out,thought their supply would last till april.pellets cost over 300.00 a ton.Cant make sense of grinding up solid wood and gluing it back together.Probably using a lot of trash wood and brush to make pellets.Dealer said people must be hoarding wood pellets.Ive been hoarding fire wood for over 55 years not.A squirrel knows enough to put some acorns away for winter.Saw a pallet of shelled corn at a walmart store.Corn makes more sense you can grind some for corn bread.Corn was used for fuel in the 1930s depression should work in the one coming up.
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