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Hi all just found this site Ive been burning wood for years and got my first coal stove yesterday Its a pine barren coal stove made in chatsworh NJ hope to install soon thanks sweeperman
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Welcome sweeperman! LOTs of good information around this forum and there's always somebody willing to help out with questions. How long have you been using the stove?
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Ive been using a wood burner for years I have not insalled the coal stove yet
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Welcome!! I remember when my wife and I started the coal stove for the first time. We woke up at 2 am shivering our butts off because our fire went out. lol!! Many thanks to everyone on this forum for all the answers to my coal burning questions. Thanks to everyone here I can now fire up and maintain my stove and keep the fire burning
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been a while since my last post. been burning blacshak nut (bagged) coal since October I need to find the cheapest place to buy the same coal. I live in Union Beach, NJ don't mind traveling to north jersery or eastern pa I can pick up a ton - ton and a half no problem. With the help of this forum I have been able to figure out how to run this stove, save some fires and stove has been running fine.
Thanks Mark
Thanks Mark
Hi Mark,sweeperman wrote:been a while since my last post. been burning blacshak nut (bagged) coal since October I need to find the cheapest place to buy the same coal. I live in Union Beach, NJ don't mind traveling to north jersery or eastern pa I can pick up a ton - ton and a half no problem. With the help of this forum I have been able to figure out how to run this stove, save some fires and stove has been running fine.
Thanks Mark
I have used Aerni and Hitzel out of Easton, PA for my Blaschak. Give them a call first if your going to pick up a load, just to make sure someone is in the yard.
http://www.ahfuel.com/
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Definitely call to schedule a pick up apointment if you decide to go the A&H . A friend at work went in October and it was very busy. It's jus over the Rt 78 Delaware River toll bridge.DVC500 at last wrote:Hi Mark,sweeperman wrote:been a while since my last post. been burning blacshak nut (bagged) coal since October I need to find the cheapest place to buy the same coal. I live in Union Beach, NJ don't mind traveling to north jersery or eastern pa I can pick up a ton - ton and a half no problem. With the help of this forum I have been able to figure out how to run this stove, save some fires and stove has been running fine.
Thanks Mark
I have used Aerni and Hitzel out of Easton, PA for my Blaschak. Give them a call first if your going to pick up a load, just to make sure someone is in the yard.
http://www.ahfuel.com/
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Thanks you all for the info I started with 60 bags at $432.00 im down to 25 bags left
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That's $7.20 per bag, Blaschak bags are 40 lbs. Too much $$$.
American Coal, Lafayette, NJ, Kimmels in 50 lb. bags, $6.75 per bag. 973-862-0079.
Or if you are really adventurous a trip to coal country is in order, but you need to be able to haul bulk.
American Coal, Lafayette, NJ, Kimmels in 50 lb. bags, $6.75 per bag. 973-862-0079.
Or if you are really adventurous a trip to coal country is in order, but you need to be able to haul bulk.
I'm assuming you didn't google map and find out where Chatsworth NJ is.Wood'nCoal wrote:That's $7.20 per bag, Blaschak bags are 40 lbs. Too much $$$.
American Coal, Lafayette, NJ, Kimmels in 50 lb. bags, $6.75 per bag. 973-862-0079.
Or if you are really adventurous a trip to coal country is in order, but you need to be able to haul bulk.
How much coal do you have in that back of that Ford?
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Sweeperman said he lives in Union Beach, I know where that is. His stove was made in Chatsworth. That's a tad further south. He did say he didn't mind driving...I'm assuming you didn't google map and find out where Chatsworth NJ is
Lafayette is in North Jersey last time I checked! In the good part of the state.live in Union Beach, NJ don't mind traveling to north jersery or eastern pa I can pick up a ton - ton and a half no problem.
That load of buck was 3,420 lbs.
I stand corrected.
IRT sweeperman - I'll stand by the Kimmels that crazy4coal sells. This year's batch is better than last years and if you don't mind the haul to Lafayette, you wont be disappointed.
IRT sweeperman - I'll stand by the Kimmels that crazy4coal sells. This year's batch is better than last years and if you don't mind the haul to Lafayette, you wont be disappointed.
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No problem, I do stuff like that all the time, only worse.