whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: Chuck_Steak On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:01 pm

I called this guy in Lebanon, and he is 380 a ton.. bagged nut. :eek2:
I live about 10 minutes away in NH, and it's 319.
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: watkinsdr On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:16 pm

$380/ton is really high, even with diesel at ~$2.80/gallon. I paid $330/ton back in the fall, that was too much also. I'm doing something different next year... I'd definitely consider splitting 1/2 a tractor trailer load of Blaschak rice with another rice burner out there.
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: whistlenut On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:31 pm

$279 a ton for pea or nut. I think there is no limit. It is Kimmels. That is /was the price last week, not sure about this week.
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: PC 12-47E On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:42 pm

$306. for a ton of Kimmel's at Ames True Value in Wiscasset with the discount card. 207-882-7710

At Storer's Lumber in Waldoboro the price of a pallet (2400# Blaschak) is $390. or $325 a ton. 207-832-5241
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: brckwlt On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:56 pm

I think they want 5.99 a bag for 40lb bags at my local hardware store. What a ripoff. especially when i have a place in town that delivers bulk for 195 a ton and pickup 185 ton bulk. And i can drive 30 min down the road pick up coal my self for 150 a ton. Bagged coal is a major rip off
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: PC 12-47E On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:05 pm

brckwlt wrote:I think they want 5.99 a bag for 40lb bags at my local hardware store. What a ripoff. especially when i have a place in town that delivers bulk for 195 a ton and pickup 185 ton bulk. And i can drive 30 min down the road pick up coal my self for 150 a ton. Bagged coal is a major rip off


This is true.... But we are 550+- miles from NEPA. :o
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: brckwlt On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:15 pm

PC 12-47E wrote:
brckwlt wrote:I think they want 5.99 a bag for 40lb bags at my local hardware store. What a ripoff. especially when i have a place in town that delivers bulk for 195 a ton and pickup 185 ton bulk. And i can drive 30 min down the road pick up coal my self for 150 a ton. Bagged coal is a major rip off


This is true.... But we are 550+- miles from NEPA. :o


what about getting a 25 ton load delivered. i know some members have done that
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: PC 12-47E On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:26 pm

That is a good idea. :idea: I think Freddy paid in the $245-$250 range for a TT load.

On 23 tons you would save about $1300.
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: brckwlt On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:28 pm

yeah do that and dont be a slave to your local hardware stores bagged coal
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: Cold_Mainer On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:07 pm

Yeah........I saw True Value or it might have been Aubachons in Bangor, Maine selling Blaschak for $7.49 a 40 lb bag........damm crooks.....
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: Chuck_Steak On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:52 pm

whistlenut wrote:$279 a ton for pea or nut. I think there is no limit. It is Kimmels. That is /was the price last week, not sure about this week.


Where?

As for splitting a load, you have to remember that it's about a grand to get it here...
And you'll need a fork lift to offload it, the truckers only back into your yard..

We KNOW that PA guys get cheaper coal, that is why I asked the question on the
Maine board.. It doesn't help us (NH/ME) knowing what it costs in PA...
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: rewinder On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:56 pm

$290, reading nut or pea, East coast Lumber, E hampstead, NH, Last Saturday
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: Chuck_Steak On: Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:58 pm

brckwlt wrote:I think they want 5.99 a bag for 40lb bags at my local hardware store. What a ripoff.


Again... that's where the coal is...

The guy in Maine I was talking about is getting 7.60 a bag.
You think 5.99 is high?
He gets 290 BULK!!
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: brckwlt On: Thu Jan 28, 2010 1:25 am

yeah i dont look at what forum it comes from, i just go to active topics. you can still get your coal a lot cheaper if you would make some phone calls and take a big load. other people on the forum have done so.
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Re: whatcha paying for a ton of bagged?

PostBy: SMITTY On: Thu Jan 28, 2010 1:32 am

whistlenut wrote:$279 a ton for pea or nut. I think there is no limit. It is Kimmels. That is /was the price last week, not sure about this week.

That's damn good! The place closest to me is selling the same stuff for $12/ton more ... & we are closer to PA! :shock:
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