jrn8265 wrote:I used Blaschak the past two years, paid $240 a ton, found another source for this year, he gets it from south tamaqua, premium coal also...looks very clean, no sticks, shiny, was washed.
I was nervous switching from blaschak so I fired up over the weekend to test this batch.
Surprisingly, the coal was harder to start than blaschak and burned brighter, less ash and more heat and I paid $215 a ton, so I am very happy!
Will order from him again!

Brian wrote:Just recieved 4 ton from American Preimum, driver told me I was lucky the coal came from Lehigh and I must say this is the best coal I had in a long time burns very hot with a white ash. Bring on old man winter!!![]()
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fishhunter wrote:My dealer gets their coal from centralia coal sales and they say it comes from south tamaqua coal pockets. the last few years it has seemed like the same coal whte ash with some wood it it looks like mulch lots of fly ash. this year the coal is super clean and when you dump it in the hopper it sounds like you are dumping a bag of coins in, it is very red ash coal, zero flyash.This coal seems to be of much higher quality. the question is where the heck did this coal come from, I have always thought south tamaqua was white ash.
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