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Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Mon. Mar. 21, 2011 10:16 pm
by Scottscoaled
I ran some this past winter. It was excellent. Low ash, high heat. Seemed to get pretty good mileage out of it. They post specs on the website.
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Mon. Mar. 21, 2011 10:18 pm
by lsayre
Thanks much stokerscot!
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 5:55 am
by Rob R.
Blaschak can ship fill/ship supersacs, and I bet there are other breakers that can manage them.
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 11:10 am
by AA130FIREMAN
markviii wrote:Blaschak can ship fill/ship supersacs, and I bet there are other breakers that can manage them.
Then you will need someone with a liftgate or a cherry picker with forks, seems that would be another expence, I thought we were trying to save $$$. Build your own portable box or super sacks and go bulk delivery.
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 11:51 am
by Rob R.
Do whatever works for you. I think the idea was that Super-sacks would be somewhere between the cost of bulk coal, and bagged. You need equipment to unload a TT load of bagged coal either way, and if the super-sacks are the right compromise of cost and convenience compared to bulk/bagged...it might make sense for some people.
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 3:50 pm
by Badog
F.Y.I.
C.R. Dampman in Pennsburg offers coal delivered in 1 ton bags.
http://www.crdampman.com/fuel.html
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 4:02 pm
by lsayre
Is there any knowledge of any of these supersack sources delivering into N/E Ohio?
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 4:41 pm
by qbwebb
anyone know the rough per ton spread on 40 or 50lb bags shrink wrapped on a skid vs the super sacks?
Re: Coal in Super-Sacks?
Posted: Tue. Mar. 22, 2011 5:18 pm
by crazy4coal
Kimmel's price is the same, 50# bags or super-sacks.