9 comments

• Comment Link Sunday, 12 February 2012 16:45 posted by Gregory Lafler

  I own a Englander 2200 Sq ft Pellet stove. American wood fiber Pellets are inconsistant I bought a ton at the beginning of the year loved the heat from pellets but high ash! I bought a second ton at Tractor Supply. Still high ash but the heat wasnt there! a little disapointed in the difference. I probably will do some more research for next year before buying another ton!
• Comment Link Sunday, 22 January 2012 13:11 posted by John

  I have a Harman PF100 and have had no problems with PFW pellets, bought them at early season sell at Lowes $189 a ton and then 10% off with military discount. The only negative I found is that they are dusty out of the bag, but I will buy again at the right price.
• Comment Link Saturday, 10 December 2011 03:10 posted by Norm

  I have an Avalon Astoria and this is my 2nd year burning wood pellets. I've burned every type of wood pellets I can find that are under $5 a bag and most are $4. I've noticed almost no difference in any of them. I clean the stove about every 3 days and never adjust it. This brand burns as well as any other and the price is right.
• Comment Link Monday, 05 December 2011 22:04 posted by Scott Kozar

  I've got a US Stove model 4041. These pellets don't put out a lot of heat and they create way too much ash. They are cheap and can be used in a pinch but I wouldn't buy them if any other brand were available.
• Comment Link Saturday, 29 October 2011 18:16 posted by rks130

  Picked up a dozen and a half bags at our local HD. I am new to pellet heat but they seem quite fine and superior to other brands I have burned.
• Comment Link Saturday, 05 February 2011 14:35 posted by Dennis

  They burn very well with the feed turned down and the blowers turned up on our stove. Took a while to figure that out. We were getting a pot full of ash after one bag. But after changing the blower and feed settings we get less than a 1/2 pot of ash per bag.Im guessing that means the pellets are very hard and packed takes along time to burn each one. Although they dont produce as much heat as Summerset pellets they do last longer.
• Comment Link Saturday, 15 January 2011 15:48 posted by Dave

  The very best pellets I have ever utilized. Very low ash and high burn. I will try and find them next year. This year purchased at Farm & Tractor Store.
• Comment Link Thursday, 13 January 2011 00:10 posted by cj

  Love the way they burn, very clean no clinkers at all. good $ got them at tractor supply northeast PA. breckwell big E stove.
• Comment Link Tuesday, 16 November 2010 15:35 posted by jeff

  These seem to be burning very hot and I woujld recommend them. Much hotter than the Instant Heat that I used to burn.