Burning Pea Coal in Chubby Jr?
- Redburn
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I found a good deal on Blashak pea coal I am burning nut coal now I was thinking of mixing it any advice would be appreciated Thanks
- michaelanthony
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If it doesn't fall through the grates burn it! It may need a little more air both top and bottom.
- lowfog01
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I mix nut and pea all the time. It gives me a hotter fire for longer period of time. The best of both sizes. I'll use pea during the day and pea/nut mix at night for the hotter, longer fire then just pea can give. No complaints. Lisa
- Redburn
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This is first full coal burning season and I have only burned nut so far I am a wood burner also so I think I can handle the mixing and air control aspect and adjust for it . Thanks. I also just bought a large coal chubby with blower unit in awesome shape can't wait to try her out once I clean her up a bit .
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- Coal Size/Type: nut/ pea ant.some bit.
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have you went on the chubby stove site they have a helpful video that might be of interest to you .
- Redburn
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I have and talked with Larry I like to hear more than one opinion on things before I spend money on something . I know it will burn but wanted to see wht others thought and did.
coalfan wrote:have you went on the chubby stove site they have a helpful video that might be of interest to you .
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yep understood just some time and experamenting and all should be good each and every stove and set up has its own personality !if I can say it that way from what I see here that mix and or pea will do good good !
- davidmcbeth3
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seems like chubby jr owners use pea.
Worst case is that they partially fall through the grates, right? Not like its super small size, should burn although maybe not as hot as other larger size due to air flow.
Worst case is that they partially fall through the grates, right? Not like its super small size, should burn although maybe not as hot as other larger size due to air flow.
- Redburn
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I mixed the pea coal on top of the nut coal it was a bit of a pain mixing and having two different buckets of coal but since the price was right it seems to be worth itI did wind up leaving the air open a bit more than usual.