Hi Yall new here, need advice

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Hi Yall new here, need advice

PostBy: Tnguy On: Mon Jan 03, 2011 2:03 pm

Hi, just got a new wood/coal furnace and i wanted to get some coal to try it out, i have been burning wood for years but never coal. my back is getting worse and im not going to be able to cut/split or handle wood too much longer ANYWAY im in middle Tennessee about half way between Knoxville and Nashville and im looking for a suppler of coal for my stove, someplace i can take a trailer and get a ton or two at a time. any help would be grateful ... thanks much
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Re: Hi Yall new here, need advice

PostBy: CapeCoaler On: Mon Jan 03, 2011 2:24 pm

You may want to burn soft coal...
Hard coal will be more expensive due to trucking costs...
Several members burn sof coal and will point you in the right direction...
The bit forum...
http://nepacrossroads.com/forum-68.html
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Re: Hi Yall new here, need advice

PostBy: PC 12-47E On: Wed Jan 05, 2011 12:20 pm

Tnguy wrote:Hi, just got a new wood/coal furnace and i wanted to get some coal to try it out, i have been burning wood for years but never coal. my back is getting worse and im not going to be able to cut/split or handle wood too much longer ANYWAY im in middle Tennessee about half way between Knoxville and Nashville and im looking for a suppler of coal for my stove, someplace i can take a trailer and get a ton or two at a time. any help would be grateful ... thanks much


Blaschak Coal does not have any dealers in TN.
Just north of Nashville in Franklin, KY. is a Blashack Coal dealer.... :)

Amish Tradition
4981 Nashville Road
Franklin, KY 42134
Phone---270-598-7299
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Re: Hi Yall new here, need advice

PostBy: PC 12-47E On: Wed Jan 05, 2011 12:29 pm

Click on this link for Anthracite Coal.




http://www.amishtraditionsfireplaceshop.com/index.htm
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Re: Hi Yall new here, need advice

PostBy: Tnguy On: Wed Jan 05, 2011 9:56 pm

PC 12-47E wrote:Click on this link for Anthracite Coal.




http://www.amishtraditionsfireplaceshop.com/index.htm



finely got hold of them can get it in 40# bags for 7.75 a bag or a ton on a pallet for 365.00

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