How many barrels for 2 tons of Nut Coal?

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Re: How many barrels for 2 tons of Nut Coal?

PostBy: Berlin On: Wed Nov 17, 2010 4:31 pm

Ideally, you would dry lay up some 8" block. @ 1.50 each they are a nice, cheap and most importantly easily movable coal bin.
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Re: How many barrels for 2 tons of Nut Coal?

PostBy: CrabRide On: Wed Nov 17, 2010 7:14 pm

just put 3,940 lbs of rice in 8 barrels
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Re: How many barrels for 2 tons of Nut Coal?

PostBy: steamup On: Fri Nov 19, 2010 2:00 pm

newbiecoal wrote:Thanks for the replies. My regular coal dealer has agreed to deliver me 1 ton of coal for an extra 5 dollars (215 total) for gas money. Much better than paying 288 a ton for bagged. I'm buying 6 barrels, which should be more than enough. I brought some bagged coal to start out but with temps being near 60, I haven't turned my stove on yet because it will get the house too hot. I have a heavy duty hand truck and some straps and I shouldn't have any problems moving each barrel 10 ft to where I will be storing them.


I hope the barrells have locking band tops. Otherwise you can only fill them 2/3 full or you will spill the coal when you move them.
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Re: How many barrels for 2 tons of Nut Coal?

PostBy: dh4coal On: Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:23 pm

In the Scranton area, you can get used barrels of all sorts from Scranton Cooperage in Jessup. www.scrantoncooperage.com
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