Where Is Your Favorable Source of Coal. Bagged or Bulk

 
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Post by CSCPeter » Mon. Apr. 29, 2013 7:04 pm

We are selling Reading Coal for $250/ton bagged this summer, minimum of 3 tons, offer is good until the end of August 2013 or while supplies last of the summer fill. Pick up only.
Countryside Stove & Chimney of Oxford, NY


 
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Post by dcrane » Mon. Apr. 29, 2013 8:43 pm

SteveZee wrote:Some of you might remember that I was complaining about my 6 ton bulk load this year. The 4 tons of stove was fine the 2 tons of nut was small and lots of fines. I'm about half way into the pile and run into this. :shock: That's what I mean. See the "pockets" of crap and fines. :mad:
Ewww :mad: wtf... call them back! who was the dealer? names! I want names! :blowup:

 
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Post by coalnewbie » Tue. Apr. 30, 2013 1:53 am

After a real bad experience with bagged nut I will only buy coal can see. My last bagged load had TONS of fines and burns like c rap. I won't name names. 1.5 tons in the back of my dually and watch it go in and know the mine and shovel it out as I don't use much nut/stove (2-3tons). I am not a happy camper. You NEPA guys don't know how lucky you are. The bulk of my serious heating though is with rice (17 tons this horrible winter) and I can't take a chance as I just about scrapped my oil CH - psst anyone want a cheap oil furnace, only thirty years young and only driven to church on Sundays by a little old lady. The rust and leaks are thrown in for free - no more HO read my lips so there is no backup. Of course, I also said that about no more stoves and Poconoeagle (God bless him) is helping me get a baseburner going. No William, this time I'm serious, no more stoves..... nine is definitely enough ..... but stay tuned.

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Post by Techie13804 » Wed. Aug. 07, 2013 5:00 pm

Hi everyone, my name is Jon. My wife and I just bought a house with a Keystoker Koker furnace I am all together new to coal. CSCPeter we bought in Oxford, NY. Are you still selling coal for $250/ Ton? I would much rather buy from a local business.

 
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Post by paddle99 » Mon. Aug. 26, 2013 5:12 pm

I have been buying for the last couple of years from Neumann Trucking in Coventry, NY. Blaschak bagged all stored inside and picked up during the summer, bags are nice and dry. He also has a place in North Norwich (in the old saurkraut factory building) that his son runs where they sell bulk. Summer price is 255/ton bags no limit. 220/ton bulk, not sure how long this price will hold. Hopefully 'till Saturday then I will be fully stocked.
Was buying "bag my own" from Dennis Coal in Fabious, NY. Great people but with the price of gas I can't beat a 10 minute drive to Coventry.

 
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Post by Techie13804 » Mon. Aug. 26, 2013 5:49 pm

Paddle,

Thanks. I think I drove past there today, just north of Norwich Pharmaceuticals, right? Ill have to try giving them a call. Definitely getting time to really think about heat, I was up near Saratoga this weekend and the maples are beginning to change.

-Jon

 
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Post by tullybrewing » Tue. Oct. 15, 2013 2:27 pm

Woodford Bros., Inc http://coal.woodfordbros.com/ has a friendly, helping staff and competitive pricing. I bought 3 tons of coal this year at the beginning of Sept '13 at a pre-heating season rate of 213.00/ton. After Oct 1st, their rate went up to 233.00/ton. Still a great buy, as their pricing is down from 240.00/ton at the tail-end of the 2012-2013 heating season. They've added weigh in/out truck scales this year. I pull a 100 bushel Little Giant gravity wagon down there and they have me loaded and headed back home in no more than 10 minutes. I used to spread my purchases between Dennis Coal in Fabius and Woodford Bros in Apulia, however the past 2 years I've not favored Dennis Coal as a result of their rising prices and sometimes not-so-friendly customer service.


 
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Post by Cyber36 » Thu. Oct. 31, 2013 1:52 pm

Bulk - always cheaper! :)

 
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Post by JRDepew » Fri. Nov. 01, 2013 1:46 pm

paddle99 wrote:I have been buying for the last couple of years from Neumann Trucking in Coventry, NY. Blaschak bagged all stored inside and picked up during the summer, bags are nice and dry. He also has a place in North Norwich (in the old saurkraut factory building) that his son runs where they sell bulk. Summer price is 255/ton bags no limit. 220/ton bulk, not sure how long this price will hold. Hopefully 'till Saturday then I will be fully stocked.
Was buying "bag my own" from Dennis Coal in Fabious, NY. Great people but with the price of gas I can't beat a 10 minute drive to Coventry.
I ordered from Neumann for the first time this year...They were great to deal with. I also got bagged rice for 255/ton. The bags DO NOT have excess moisture, just enough to keep the dust down. They also only charged me 40 dollars for delivery of 5 tons!

Joe

 
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Post by Hambden Bob » Fri. Nov. 01, 2013 1:49 pm

My personal favorite source of Coal-In the Ground ! You'll all have to stand in line and take a number to kill me later ! :hangover:

 
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Post by Sunny Boy » Thu. Nov. 14, 2013 8:33 pm

2001Sierra wrote:Staleens privately bags their own, rumour has it is Jeddo.
Yes, John Staelen (Staelan's Coal Sales, Madison NY 315-893-7531), brings it in by tractor trailer and bags it at his yard. Rice, or nut, but no stove size last I checked. Or, he'll deliver up to 7 ton from his high lift coal truck. Charged me $260.00 a ton for 4 tons of nut delivered last week. Comes washed, and no extra delivery fees. I've been dealing with John for 8 years now. He's a good guy to deal with.

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Post by agcowvet » Wed. Dec. 18, 2013 9:03 pm

Townley Coal, on 14A south of Geneva, bulk $230/ton, bagged Blaschak more (don't know skid price, but $6.50 a 40# bag.) Been quite satisfied with bulk from Spike, they are good folks there and keep a lot of parts in stock too. Not getting bulk from them right now, apparently stokers don't appreciate snow and ice in their coal :shock: but the Hitzer didn't mind too much if a little came along. (Last year I'd just leave coal in stakebed of truck with a tarp, bring downstairs in buckets...) Townley have nut, rice, and I think also stove and pea.

Rushco, in Rushville, bagged unbranded coal, in white woven 'feed bag' type bags, white ash, real nice coal, $6.75 50# or $265/ton. I can find out where it comes from if you guys are curious. Will be buying this until I get a proper bin set up. They have rice and nut.

Also, the HEP stores and Byrne Dairy convienence stores around here also sell bagged Blaschak. HEP sells nut and rice, $6.19 a 40# bag, also sell by pallet. I don't know price at Byrne and they only have rice. But they are open at all hours--handy if you get caught short.

 
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Post by Gunsmith » Sun. Feb. 02, 2014 9:56 am

I get mine (Blaschak Nut & Stove, bagged) from Valley View Farms in Berne, actually I have John deliver it. In regards to it being wet, I store it outside covered with tarps myself, don't have a problem with it. (Hand fed, not hopper) I Have used other places such as Agway in Cobleskill but Valley View Farms is my primary supplier.

 
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Post by 2001Sierra » Tue. Apr. 29, 2014 6:44 pm

Reading at TAS in Cobleskill $239.00 a ton bagged rice.

 
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Post by Photog200 » Wed. May. 07, 2014 7:52 am

LiftedAWDAstro wrote:I buy bulk from M & M Coal in Fulton, NY. They deliver it at a reasonable price. No idea where the coal comes from...never asked.
They get their coal from Blaschak.


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