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Originally Posted by Slickcraft
The best we ever had were softwood from Corinth Maine and softwood from NE Pellet that had come in bulk form western Canada and then bagged in Mass. All were high heat, low ash and low sand. Softwood pellets have the same 8200+ BTU per pound as hardwood pellets and often with less ash.
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I have used New England Pellets exclusively for 14 years and don't even really know why I'm considering a change other than pricing. I have a large group of friends that get together and coop purchase about 50 tons a year. The biggest issue is we have to arrange the trucking from NH (we have the trucks and trailers). By the time you figure in fuel and time spent, we feel like it was worth it, but in all reality it probably wasn't.
BT