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bh69ss
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Hand Fed Coal Stove: Hitzer 30 95
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Coal Size/Type: Lehigh nut
Other Heating: Natural gas
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bh69ss
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Other Heating: Natural gas
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Probably going to break out the hitzer 82 and go back to wood this season. Got 14 bags of nut for the 30-95 but it seems like coal is getting too expensive , paid $450 a ton last year and that was way more than the year before.

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Coal Size/Type: nut/pea/anthra
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bh69ss wrote: Thu. Aug. 17, 2023 1:41 am Probably going to break out the hitzer 82 and go back to wood this season. Got 14 bags of nut for the 30-95 but it seems like coal is getting too expensive , paid $450 a ton last year and that was way more than the year before.
Dang it, you did not go woke and are still going broke. I hear ya...I paid $470 a ton for just the bagged coal for this season

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bh69ss
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Exactly!!!

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Hand Fed Coal Stove: 2 Legacy TLC 2000 one in the upper and 1 in the lower part of the house
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Gonna burn wood again in my one TLC 2000's The main one I will probably burn coal. These TLC's work pretty good with wood I used about 4 chords of wood last winter. Although I usually burned mostly during the day It seemed to hold the heat pretty well. Of course I had to start a new fire every day, but it was easy using wood pellets soaked in home heating oil.

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