Uae Coal Mine Out of Buisness
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NOOO! I always wanted to try their coal. I was actually planning a camping trip in PA again like last year, but this time I was planning to visit PA with a trailer. Some say that their coal is the Rolls Royce of coal. Who has the 2nd best coal in PA?
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try lehigh, I burn stockton with good results because thats all I can get around here....wish I was closer to pottsville or tamaqua pa.
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http://www.direnzocoal.com/dtzackus wrote:Also, what would be the 2nd best coal ???
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Anyone burning Direnzo coal? If so what kind of results are you getting? how is the ash content? Are the sizes ok, is the buck coal sized properly/
What kind of prices does direnzo have? is the price the same or different for all sizes?
Mitch
What kind of prices does direnzo have? is the price the same or different for all sizes?
Mitch
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Mitch, you had a tour of the processing plant. What did you think of the sizing? All I can say is that it might be a few bucks more than some other coal companies....but....the majority of the people that buy it keep coming back. Try it, if you don't like it try someone else....no hard feelingsmof1964 wrote:Are the sizes ok, is the buck coal sized properly/
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I have 6 tons of DiRenzo rice in the basement and it is very good quality.
I had it delivered for $255.00 a ton. Not sure what it is at the plant.
It beats the hell out of what I had last year and is equal or better that the
UAE I had two years ago. Ash is about equal or less than Superior with
very little unburned coal. I'm burning on a flat bed stoker so there are no
clinker problems.
I had it delivered for $255.00 a ton. Not sure what it is at the plant.
It beats the hell out of what I had last year and is equal or better that the
UAE I had two years ago. Ash is about equal or less than Superior with
very little unburned coal. I'm burning on a flat bed stoker so there are no
clinker problems.
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Went up today to get 2 ton of rice, The loader operator stated they will be open another 2 to 3 weeks,
He also said another operator is to buy the scale house and start mining on the other side of route 61
Not sure when but a hope its as good as there current coal
Coal nazi Wendy not much help with info
He also said another operator is to buy the scale house and start mining on the other side of route 61
Not sure when but a hope its as good as there current coal
Coal nazi Wendy not much help with info
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I'm going to guess.... until they announce an exact day, it's as it's been for some months....they don't know exactly when they will close. Might be a week, might be a few months. I'm still hoping to buy a TT truck full in March.
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Hope you get your TT load Freddy, Rice and Buck was running low today, plenty of Nut on the ground, looked like a couple hundred ton
best move I made july 2011 was to get a tri-axle load of nut delivered, $150 a ton plus $12 to deliver 60 miles one way to harrisburg
This winter added an Alaska Stoker in my garage, Now to talk the Mrs. into a tri-axle of Rice for the Stoker
best move I made july 2011 was to get a tri-axle load of nut delivered, $150 a ton plus $12 to deliver 60 miles one way to harrisburg
This winter added an Alaska Stoker in my garage, Now to talk the Mrs. into a tri-axle of Rice for the Stoker
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I called Direnzo Coal today, $190 a ton if you get loaded there. A little too rich for my blood.
I called Mammoth Materials, they stated $150 a ton, but a few coworkers told me the last time they went there , they had mixed their pea and nut coal. I cannot burn pea very well.
I hope to get some coal from UAE on MOnday, maybe I will make two trips.
Dan
I called Mammoth Materials, they stated $150 a ton, but a few coworkers told me the last time they went there , they had mixed their pea and nut coal. I cannot burn pea very well.
I hope to get some coal from UAE on MOnday, maybe I will make two trips.
Dan