I ended up wasting 2 months trying to find cheaper coal to no avail. Paid $315 a ton after delivery charges for this season - $25 per ton more than last.
Where to Buy Coal?
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SMITTY
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Friggin prices have gone nuts this year - everywhere is up from $20 -$50 per ton.
I ended up wasting 2 months trying to find cheaper coal to no avail. Paid $315 a ton after delivery charges for this season - $25 per ton more than last.
I ended up wasting 2 months trying to find cheaper coal to no avail. Paid $315 a ton after delivery charges for this season - $25 per ton more than last.
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plumber
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Cranston coal is way higher than everyone else. There is Fuel & Flame in Woonsocket and Pellets Direct in Uxbridge. Try them out.vfrjim wrote:I called cranston coal the other day and it was $332 delivered to warwick
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plumber
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That seems high. I payed $295 delivered for 8 tons from a guy out your way, out by Palmer.SMITTY wrote:Friggin prices have gone nuts this year - everywhere is up from $20 -$50 per ton.
I ended up wasting 2 months trying to find cheaper coal to no avail. Paid $315 a ton after delivery charges for this season - $25 per ton more than last.