Where to buy coal?

Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: jpete On: Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:48 pm

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whistlenut wrote:What is 'high priced'? 350? 325? 300? 285? We are at 285 for the lowest price around here and 325 is common. 'Off season' we might find 300 for a favored brand. PM smitty and get his take on the prices and dealers.


The price I got was $385/ton, I think that's high. I found a place in central Ct about an hour and a half from me for $295/ton bagged.


I think you misheard or someone was answering the phone that wasn't a regular. It's $285/ton regardless of what size. I got my delivery just after Thanksgiving. $40 for delivery.

And whereabouts is "Bridgeton"? I know we have a lot of little towns, but I never heard that one before.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: plumber On: Thu Dec 08, 2011 7:06 am

Bridgeton is northwest Burrillville, a little past Pascoag.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: thecarver On: Fri Dec 23, 2011 11:14 am

I need a ton of Chestnut Coal. Who has the best price? I'm in N.RI. With all the coal in this country you would think we could get a more reasonable price. Thanks
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: saragnac On: Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:49 pm

thecarver wrote:I need a ton of Chestnut Coal. Who has the best price? I'm in N.RI. With all the coal in this country you would think we could get a more reasonable price. Thanks


With all the oil in this country you'd think that would be cheaper too.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: stoker_RI On: Mon Jan 23, 2012 8:49 pm

Does anyone know of a dealer that sells buckwheat size coal? My LL110 boiler can burn that as well as rice...id like to try it, but no one seems to carry it...
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: jpete On: Sat Jan 28, 2012 12:30 am

Not many options here. I think Cranston only goes as low as rice.

He has a Keystoker K6 heating that place so he has it on hand.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: thecarver On: Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:09 am

Price of Coal? Since Peoples Coal closed and what a shame! I have always bought my coal from Cranston Coal. Found them to have the best price every-time. Right now I think their at $287.00 a ton picked up.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: plumber On: Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:21 am

stoker_RI wrote:Does anyone know of a dealer that sells buckwheat size coal? My LL110 boiler can burn that as well as rice...id like to try it, but no one seems to carry it...


No dealer in our area carries buck. Cranston Coal has some Rice/Buck mix in bags. My boiler didn't like it at all! Very high ash and low output. I had to pick up a couple hundred pounds before I could get to NEPA and picked up from Jeddo when I ran out of Blashak. Man that stuff made me wish for Blashak, I nearly doubled my usage and quadrupled my ashes.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: whistlenut On: Mon Oct 29, 2012 11:08 am

What is the amount of 'Buck' you guys need? Bulk TT load? TT load of 18 pallets, 2400 lbs each? How about a 50/50 mix? You CAN get what you want, if you know who to ask. :idea: :!:
Some of us know who and what to ask.
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: RIArmySGT On: Fri Nov 02, 2012 9:06 am

I just called Cranston Coal they are 297 a ton if you go get it yourself
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Re: Where to buy coal?

PostBy: jpete On: Sat Nov 17, 2012 6:51 pm

RIArmySGT wrote:I just called Cranston Coal they are 297 a ton if you go get it yourself


$330 delivered to Warwick.
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