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SAVE ON QUALITY ANTHRACITE !
DiRenzo Coal Co. has reduced prices on all sizes as follows...
Stove, Chestnut, Buckwheat... $160 per ton
Pea... $150 per ton
Rice... $ 170 per ton
Barley... $130 per ton
All Pricing for Bulk Coal loaded at our plant near Pottsville.
High Heat...Low Ash....Excellent Sizing.

Toll Free - 800-676-4743
Email - [email protected]
Web - http://www.direnzocoal.com

Thanks! Any chance you guys can get someone on the North Shore of Massachusetts to carry your fine coal? PLEASE......

Good coal, my base burners loved that stuff this winter.

ONEDOLLAR wrote:Thanks! Any chance you guys can get someone on the North Shore of Massachusetts to carry your fine coal? PLEASE......

Only a seven or eight hour drive ! Heck, 1 hr via Clinton driving


ouch

I've run quite a bit of DiRenzo rice through the EFM, very satisfied with their product.

Wood'nCoal wrote:I've run quite a bit of DiRenzo rice through the EFM, very satisfied with their product.

Everyone I have spoken to speaks very highly of their coal. Larry @ Chubby speaks very highly of it as well. So much in fact he has included a link to their website on the Chubby site. It is just frustrating that it is literally not available for sale up this way without having it hauled in via a direct order.

There are more coal burners "hiding" here in Taxachusetts than people realize. Just ask Tractor Supply if you don't believe me.

I'll be down shortly to load my van.

Been a while since I've posted, but I would be a customer. Oil still down (relatively speaking, under $60.00/barrel) and coal suppliers by me are still going up. Anywhere from $309/ton for Reading. $400/ton Kimmel and $329/ton for Blaschak. Prices are for bagged coal. No bulk supplier near by. Heating oil 2.40/gal. These are advertised as summer prices.
Matt

I plugged 309 for coal and 2.40 for oil into the calculator and I come up with a gap of $8.00 per million BTU's difference.

Coal is still ahead even at those prices if I used the fuel calculation correctly.

Calculations have a possible error rate of plus or minus 100%

I went to DiRenzo yesterday for about 2 1/2 tons of stove. 1st time for buying coal like this and I explained I'm a rookie. They were very nice and helpful and walked me through the process. It's 48 miles one way for me to get there. I built a plywood box on my trailer 6.5' x 8' x 4' and we put too much in. Two guys shoveled the extra off and got the weight down. Next time we'll know how much to put in. Dennis

My father and I have been buying from Direnzo's for years... Great coal, easy to deal with... Nice to see the price on SOMETHING in my life coming down, LOL.