Comments on: About http://www.woodpelletinfo.com Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:41:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: T almeida http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-5163 T almeida Tue, 27 Jul 2010 20:03:24 +0000 #comment-5163 I am the sales manager for Inferno wood pellets and I would like to consider carrying our brand. Please feel free to call me @508-364-2529 I am the sales manager for Inferno wood pellets and I would like to consider carrying our brand. Please feel free to call me @508-364-2529

]]> By: T almeida http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-5162 T almeida Tue, 27 Jul 2010 19:58:35 +0000 #comment-5162 Sharon, my name is Tony Almeida and I am the sales manager for the inferno wood pellets located in Rumford RI. I would like you to consider carrying our brand. Please feel free to call me @ 508-364-2529. Sharon, my name is Tony Almeida and I am the sales manager for the inferno wood pellets located in Rumford RI. I would like you to consider carrying our brand. Please feel free to call me @ 508-364-2529.

]]> By: Vincent Onstad http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-4674 Vincent Onstad Sun, 14 Mar 2010 03:33:18 +0000 #comment-4674 Yes I have bought Rocky Mountain pellets, Last fall 13 tons and they were the best pellet I have used so far. Hardly any ash,cleam my stove 1 a month and only half full of ash.I am planning on buying a semi load in 2 to3 weeks.If you want to talk to me,my e-mail is vronstad@verizon.net Yes I have bought Rocky Mountain pellets, Last fall 13 tons and they were the best pellet I have used so far. Hardly any ash,cleam my stove 1 a month and only half full of ash.I am planning on buying a semi load in 2 to3 weeks.If you want to talk to me,my e-mail is vronstad@verizon.net

]]> By: Mark Mulholland http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-4641 Mark Mulholland Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:56:49 +0000 #comment-4641 I forgot to mention the fact that we primarily deliver in the NorthEast. Thanks I forgot to mention the fact that we primarily deliver in the NorthEast.
Thanks

]]> By: Erica http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-4479 Erica Thu, 04 Feb 2010 00:24:00 +0000 #comment-4479 Has anyone had experience with Rocky Mountain pellets or pellets from the plant in Kremling, CO? I live in CO and am trying to figure out which pellet brands I should check out. Has anyone had experience with Rocky Mountain pellets or pellets from the plant in Kremling, CO? I live in CO and am trying to figure out which pellet brands I should check out.

]]> By: Ernie http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-4232 Ernie Tue, 05 Jan 2010 20:52:44 +0000 #comment-4232 I sell both pellets and stoves…..there is a world of difference in pellets…..you just get what you pay for…..if you shop for price alone expect to get poor quality…..and will wish you had shopped quality instead…….i sell Lignetics (1% ash) and Hamer super premium (1/2% ash). Both are good quality products……. In 2008-2009 there was a shortage of pellets on the east coast…….we had pellets shipped in from other manufactures out of state and they were poor and lots of headaches, ash, and clinkers!!….both manufactures claimed they were hard wood, low ash, and burned hot, but they did not deliver!!……but our clients were happy to have heat as many rely 100% on pellets for heat…….but disappointed with their performance……some drove over 1 1/2 hours to get pellets for heat…. This season (2009-2010) they all are glad we can once again obtain our usual premium brands……….NOTE…if there is no PELLET INSTITUTE membership, seal and information box on the bag, you are buying a pig-in-a-poke…….you have no idea what is in the bag!!…….. Once the euphoria of the low price fades, the depression of poor quality sets in…….. Dutch Country ACE Hardware 711 E. Lincoln Ave. Myerstown, PA 17067 717-866-8882 PS……i burn pellets too.. I sell both pellets and stoves…..there is a world of difference in pellets…..you just get what you pay for…..if you shop for price alone expect to get poor quality…..and will wish you had shopped quality instead…….i sell Lignetics (1% ash) and Hamer super premium (1/2% ash). Both are good quality products…….

In 2008-2009 there was a shortage of pellets on the east coast…….we had pellets shipped in from other manufactures out of state and they were poor and lots of headaches, ash, and clinkers!!….both manufactures claimed they were hard wood, low ash, and burned hot, but they did not deliver!!……but our clients were happy to have heat as many rely 100% on pellets for heat…….but disappointed with their performance……some drove over 1 1/2 hours to get pellets for heat….

This season (2009-2010) they all are glad we can once again obtain our usual premium brands……….NOTE…if there is no PELLET INSTITUTE membership, seal and information box on the bag, you are buying a pig-in-a-poke…….you have no idea what is in the bag!!……..

Once the euphoria of the low price fades, the depression of poor quality sets in……..

Dutch Country ACE Hardware
711 E. Lincoln Ave.
Myerstown, PA 17067

717-866-8882

PS……i burn pellets too..

]]> By: Cheryl http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-4119 Cheryl Mon, 28 Dec 2009 09:49:17 +0000 #comment-4119 I am having a major problem with our stove right now the pellets are on fire in the burn pot. I have a pic and tried to start a new thread but cld not figure it out. Please help. Thank you cheryl I am having a major problem with our stove right now the pellets are on fire in the burn pot. I have a pic and tried to start a new thread but cld not figure it out. Please help. Thank you cheryl

]]> By: Deborah http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-3419 Deborah Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:02:28 +0000 #comment-3419 Maine Woods Pellets are greatly improved. They can be purchased at the plant for $225.00 a ton. The pellets are tested on site in our Lab 4 times a day and sent out to be tested once a week. Our ash content has been running 0.58-0.65 percent with BTU/s at 8200. Coops are available to Maine Business. Home delivery is now available. Maine Woods Pellets are greatly improved. They can be purchased at the plant for $225.00 a ton. The pellets are tested on site in our Lab 4 times a day and sent out to be tested once a week. Our ash content has been running 0.58-0.65 percent with BTU/s at 8200. Coops are available to Maine Business. Home delivery is now available.

]]> By: admin http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-3231 admin Mon, 17 Aug 2009 02:41:25 +0000 #comment-3231 Pellets a few years ago were about $200/ton. It is getting pretty expensive. There was a real spike in demand when oild shot up in price a few years ago. I don't think too may people buy online. I think wood pellets are mostly a regional based product. The shipping can really add to the cost. I don't care about the aroma. As a matter of fact you really shouldn't smell too much with a good stove. Ash can be a big deal. It's more work to empty out the tray more often and it can get the glass dirty too quickly. The The <a href="http://www.pelletheat.org" rel="nofollow">Pellet Fuels Institute</a> sets standards for wood pellets. Pellets a few years ago were about $200/ton. It is getting pretty expensive. There was a real spike in demand when oild shot up in price a few years ago.

I don’t think too may people buy online. I think wood pellets are mostly a regional based product. The shipping can really add to the cost.

I don’t care about the aroma. As a matter of fact you really shouldn’t smell too much with a good stove.

Ash can be a big deal. It’s more work to empty out the tray more often and it can get the glass dirty too quickly.

The The Pellet Fuels Institute sets standards for wood pellets.

]]> By: Marc Seidner http://www.woodpelletinfo.com/about/#comment-3230 Marc Seidner Mon, 17 Aug 2009 00:54:55 +0000 #comment-3230 Thanks for your website. I've been looking into fabricating wood pellets here in California for national distribution. I had no idea of the numbers of brands and the range in pricing. I can see that the best seem to come from sawmills (probably using pine) and the most troublesome pellets are from hardwood and mostly flooring plants in the South. I can understand the variations and problems associated with different product after being in the forest products business for over 40 years. How does one select a brand? Are all pellets about the same size? and density? What makes them feed poorly? Is ash that much of a problem? Do you want them to cook up with a particular odor? (ie. like a pine log or cedar smell? ) I'm also shocked at the price. Pellets are too expensive at the current $250. Who is making this margin, the dealers or the producers? How many people really buy online? Are the bags sized right? I would appreciate any guidance from anyone. I can't get my mind around reported growth in the market. It still seems quite in its infancy. Thanks Thanks for your website. I’ve been looking into fabricating wood pellets here in California for national distribution. I had no idea of the numbers of brands and the range in pricing. I can see that the best seem to come from sawmills (probably using pine) and the most troublesome pellets are from hardwood and mostly flooring plants in the South. I can understand the variations and problems associated with different product after being in the forest products business for over 40 years. How does one select a brand? Are all pellets about the same size? and density? What makes them feed poorly? Is ash that much of a problem? Do you want them to cook up with a particular odor? (ie. like a pine log or cedar smell? ) I’m also shocked at the price. Pellets are too expensive at the current $250. Who is making this margin, the dealers or the producers? How many people really buy online? Are the bags sized right? I would appreciate any guidance from anyone. I can’t get my mind around reported growth in the market. It still seems quite in its infancy. Thanks

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