2013 Coal Prices for Ohio
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Last time I drove by Kingsville George had a whole lot of full pallets but I don't know what he has left, I don't think anyone was expecting such a bitter cold winter, snow we often get but not these temps. That's another place I don't recall hearing about in Ohio, I believe it's called Kingsville Stove & Coal, it may be closer for some & he has a phone & I believe he delivers as well.
- Keepaeyeonit
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King Supply Co 6226 RT 193 Kingsville, Ohio 44048 440-224-3662 http://www.kingsupplyohio.com $295.00/ton bagged.Keepaeyeonit
- McGiever
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What brand bagged?Keepaeyeonit wrote:King Supply Co 6226 RT 193 Kingsville, Ohio 44048 440-224-3662 http://www.kingsupplyohio.com $295.00/ton bagged.Keepaeyeonit
They'll want tax too.
- Hambden Bob
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They do adverise a lot on Craig's List. For those who can't go over the PA Border to save on Tax,the "Ohio Border Boys" come through on availability. Support Them.... McGiev's,other than Thompson Bros. on the Ohio Side,who's handling DiRunzo Coal on the PA side closer to Geauga County? I know Berlin Helped Thompson Bros. get started with DiRunzo's Anthracite,and I'd like to support that effort. However,the No Taxers in our area up North would probably enjoy a shot at some of that there DiRunzo's on a Tax-Free Basis....
- McGiever
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Cannot get any Breaker names...and likely all Amish suppliers for miles around are "pooling their buying power"...all sell Bagged Blaschaks though.
All the bulk I seen yesterday at New Wilmington appeared to me to be somewhat under-sized...that sizing may be a clue as to where it came...or didn't come from.
IMO the the Bulk didn't look like what I'm used to seeing from the bagged Blaschak.
All the bulk I seen yesterday at New Wilmington appeared to me to be somewhat under-sized...that sizing may be a clue as to where it came...or didn't come from.
IMO the the Bulk didn't look like what I'm used to seeing from the bagged Blaschak.
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Don't type too loud HB, Corbett may be listening. He won't tax it but he'll put a fee on the mines & suppliers that he's sure they won't pass on to consumers, all you Ohioans are more than welcome to come across to buy our gas. I'll probably pass you on my way to buy in Ohio.
- Hambden Bob
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Crap....I already got cotton pads glued to the underside of my fingers....I can't seem to type any quieter!
- Keepaeyeonit
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The last time I called them they had Reading bagged but I see from there website they now carry Blaschak. If you want bagged Blaschak get It from Bylers(Nash Rd Middlefield, Ohio) he is always the cheapest. Keepaeyeonit
- HardWood1789
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I have a Combustioneer Mk IV, Bit coal "furnace". Which requires Bit pea. I get most of my coal from;
Central Fuel Co Wash Plant $95/Ton
2458 Shadyview Rd SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663
http://kimbleclay.com
(330) 339-4050
20 miles south of Canton OH, New Philadelphia exit off of I77
This is a wash plant and not set up for sized stoker coal. Though I have talked the plant manager to "make" pea for me. What he has done is put a screen at the end of a chute that allows pea through. The caveat is, stock up before winter hits.
Central Fuel Co Wash Plant $95/Ton
2458 Shadyview Rd SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663
http://kimbleclay.com
(330) 339-4050
20 miles south of Canton OH, New Philadelphia exit off of I77
This is a wash plant and not set up for sized stoker coal. Though I have talked the plant manager to "make" pea for me. What he has done is put a screen at the end of a chute that allows pea through. The caveat is, stock up before winter hits.