Lehigh Coal

Yup, I got his name too. I know small bulk sales to individuals would probably be a minuscule blip on their balance sheets but it would do wonders for their public relations. I guess it all boils down to if they can arrange it in a way to cover costs,...insurance, labor, facilities etc. I hope the can and do.

hard price to beat...pun intended

I am new to coal as of this year using a Hitzer 30- 95. I burned wood for 35 years but my shoulder and body and amount of work is more than I can now handle. I love the Hitzer and tend it twice daily. I began with Reading Coal and it burned ok but the size of the nut was very inconsistent and it produced a good deal of ash. Recently I obtained 500 pounds of Lehigh to get me through the end of March and early April and it is unbelievable. It burns hot and leaves very little ash...have gotten 19 hour and 24 hour burns running 175 top temps. Will be shutting her down for the season later this week as we are awaiting 50 degree days.

I got 1.5 ton of Lehigh before Easter .Burning nut in a Hitzer 3095 .Ash what ash .I repeat what ash .Sure we have had 40s 2 weeka weeks ago but real nice size an washed .Bottom of wt. slip said Mammoth Vein . I leave you to try it .Jack

This company is now offering bagged coal at a very reasonable price

Matt, What sort of price are they getting for the bagged? Mike

stovepipemike wrote:Matt, What sort of price are they getting for the bagged? Mike

That's a good question Mike. I got some bagged coal up there last fall and it was $7.50 for a 50 pound bag, That's $300 a ton! A very high price when you consider their bulk is $160 a ton.

-Don

Last I knew it was about $210 per ton for 40lb bags but best to call ahead. Their number is on this site