Where do you get your Bituminous coal and a going price?

deerhunter1225 · By: **deerhunter1225** On: Mon Feb 02, 2009 4:13 am

Robby wrote:Dodds Coal Mine.Bituminous. $39.00 metric ton (2200 lbs). Oiled is a couple of bucks more per ton.

very low sulpher, medium volitiles. Steady quality each year.

Robby

Hi Robby, this is Deerhunter. Would you please tell me where Dodd's Coal is located? I would need the state, county, town, maybe a tel. number? Thanks for your post.

BigBarney · By: **BigBarney** On: Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:28 pm

Adding to Berlins post;

I talked to them last week and the prices are:

$96 Stoker Pea

$104 Nut

$109 Egg

$104 Lump

$76 Mine Run

$225 Kentucky Lump

The nut size is about 2"x 3"------ Egg about 3"x4"

Lump about 8"x4"------ Stoker Pea about 1"x2"

Below these Coal Test results are for the Stoker Coal @ the Tipple

Ash as rec'd = 9.46%----- Moisture= 4.85%----Sulfur= 3.48%

12907 btu/# --------- btu moisture & ash free = 15062

BTU on a dry basis are -- 13565btu/#

Call ahead for availability of sizes----330 549 3979 or fax 330 549 3970

BigBarney

deerhunter1225 · By: **deerhunter1225** On: Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:54 pm

Phoenix wrote:My company is considering very strongly to sell bagged Bituminous coal for the residential stove market. We can also provide coal in bulk. The general specifications are:
BTU: 13,000/lb, Ash: 8%, Sulfur: 0.50%, Moisture: 8%, Volatiles: 32%, Size: 11/2 x 3/8 inch (other sizes are available)
Our company is located in Oklahoma. We plan to sell 20 and 40 pound bags in one ton lots on pallets.

My question to the forum is do you see a market for Bituminous coal in the residential stove market? In addition, what are the preferred sizes of coal and size of bags?

Thanks,
Phoenix

I think it's a good idea Phoenix. I see people buying these wood/coal add on furnaces and they recomend soft coal as the fuel. More and more people burning soft chunk coal in open fireplaces, wood stoves, ect. Deerhunter

deerhunter1225 · By: **deerhunter1225** On: Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:56 pm

There is a place called Coalburg Coal. located in Winifred, W. Va. This is in Kanawa County. They have nice burning bituminous at a fair price. They are nice folks to deal with. I dont remember the phone number but I will try to get it. Deerhunter.

deerhunter1225 · By: **deerhunter1225** On: Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:30 am

ktm rider wrote:I didn't read all 4 pages of responses, but we have bery high quality coal in my area. it is ging for $65 a ton. But I have nevr seen it bagged. You have to pull up in your truck/trailer and they dump it right in.

Hi, this is deerhunter. Would you mind telling us where the local bituminous coal suppliers are in your area. County, tonship, street address or a tel. number would be greatly apreciated. Thank you, Deerhunter

deerhunter1225 · By: **deerhunter1225** On: Fri Feb 06, 2009 1:55 pm

Would anyone be able to provide us with the contact info for the Orchard Coal Mine in Goodspring, Pa.? Thanks, Deerhunter

Badfish740 · By: **Badfish740** On: Sun Feb 15, 2009 8:47 am

Deerhunter-I'm in North/Central New Jersey as well (Northwest Hunterdon County) and I'm probably going to end up hauling a trailer out to Punxsutawney to get a couple of tons of bituminous as I just bought an Englander 28-3500 add-on furnace. Where did you hear about the Orchard mine? I looked up Good Spring, PA but it looks like it's right smack in the middle of anthracite country to me-unless they have mines elsewhere and truck in bituminous to sell there.

deerhunter1225 · By: **deerhunter1225** On: Sun Mar 01, 2009 5:04 am

Badfish740 wrote:Deerhunter-I'm in North/Central New Jersey as well (Northwest Hunterdon County) and I'm probably going to end up hauling a trailer out to Punxsutawney to get a couple of tons of bituminous as I just bought an Englander 28-3500 add-on furnace. Where did you hear about the Orchard mine? I looked up Good Spring, PA but it looks like it's right smack in the middle of anthracite country to me-unless they have mines elsewhere and truck in bituminous to sell there.

Hi Badfish, I live in Burlington Co., N.J. I read about the Orchard mine on here someplace. It would be Anthricite country. Bituminous coal is hard to find in our area. I heard there is a place in Tioga Co., Pa. that is selling Bituminous picked up at the mine for 60.00 per ton. I am waiting for some contact info. I will post it as soon as I recieve it. Punxutawney is quite a drive from northwest Hunterdon Co.,N.J. ?

fireguy · By: **fireguy** On: Tue Mar 03, 2009 8:34 pm

You guys looking for coal there is a place actually numerous places right here in Wilkesbarre pa you can buy coal by the ton,thats where i
get it,i see lic plates from N.y and N.J getting it here it would be about an hour 1 1/2 hrs from the del water gap.

Badfish740 · By: **Badfish740** On: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:08 pm

fireguy wrote:You guys looking for coal there is a place actually numerous places right here in Wilkesbarre pa you can buy coal by the ton,thats where i
get it,i see lic plates from N.y and N.J getting it here it would be about an hour 1 1/2 hrs from the del water gap.

Sounds good to me-Got any names/addresses?

fireguy · By: **fireguy** On: Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:05 pm

I don't know the # but google Casey and Kassa coal co. Plains PA its about 5 minutes off of rt 81

Heavy mech · By: **Heavy mech** On: Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:31 pm

Frostburg,Md Richie mine. $65 loader bucket,about a ton.It's great coal.Size starts from dust to two foot pieces

Robby · By: **Robby** On: Wed Sep 02, 2009 9:22 pm

Sorry Dearhunter, I was away. I'm afraid I live to far away from you. Alberta, Canada. Way to far to haul coal. The mines web site http://www.doddscoalmine.com/about_us/

Robby

coal berner · By: **coal berner** On: Thu Sep 03, 2009 1:37 am

bernie2925 wrote:Hello were can i get bituminous coal in northwest new jersey and what is the price per bag or ton thanks.

Are you planning to burn it in your Harman Mark II stove .

casino_boy · By: **casino_boy** On: Sat Sep 05, 2009 10:02 pm

Hello,
I live in South Dakota and was wondering where the closest supply of bit is for me.
Address amd phone nuber please.
Thanks

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