Hitzer 30-95 what coal?
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I apologize if this is an old question. I am in the process of installing a used 30-95 into the basement of my new home. I have a masonry chimney. If you own this stove what size coal do you prefer to burn? I would like to buy a ton of coal since it is cheaper than just buying individual bags. I probably won't get around to firing up the stove for a few more months but I would like to have some on hand. This stove will mainly be used for supplemental heat or for when the power goes out. Thank you.
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Welcome to the forum. The tried and true coal size for your stove is nut coal. Best of luck with your Hitzer they are great stoves.
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About the same as Berne, Indiana...home of Hitzer stoves. They carry Blashak and Lehigh in various sizes. I gave $275 ton for it in August.
Also similar to TSC nut here in Ohio. Currently $6.49 a bag, but hopefully will go on sale again for $5 bag soon.
Also similar to TSC nut here in Ohio. Currently $6.49 a bag, but hopefully will go on sale again for $5 bag soon.
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Where exactly in central ny? Most places near me are under 275$.
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Who are you asking? I’m in Ohio getting my coal from Hitzer in Berne Indiana.waytomany?s wrote: ↑Sat. Oct. 24, 2020 9:39 pmWhere exactly in central ny? Most places near me are under 275$.
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ditto
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Sorry, didn't realize there were more questions on this thread. I am located in Fulton, about 30 miles north of Syracuse. Not all ACE sells coal but the one in Oswego does. I could have gotten it for a little cheaper but they wanted a 3 ton minimum to deliver. ACE charged me $5 to deliver it 10 miles, dropped it off at my front door. I am new to coal so I only wanted to get a ton to make sure it is something I am going to like. Next year if I find I like it I will shop around. Thanks.
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And where the hell have you been hidin G????????????????????????????? LOL