Posted by johndeereman on November 10, 2010 at 20:35:41 from (74.36.221.222):
In Reply to: O.T. Back to coal talk. posted by LOU from Wi. on November 10, 2010 at 14:39:00:
i burn rice coal in 2 different stoker units coal in this area is far cheaper to buy than wood and less work also last time we used wood i bought a tri axle load of logs for $500 and still ran out at end of winter figured it cost me about $700 that winter not to mention my labor this was about 5 years ago last winter i used 4 ton of coal @ $195 a ton the wife and kids can tend the stoves if need be also its alot more constant heat not 90 one minute 60 the next plus the kids arent as sick as often from the smoke so it saves in medical bills also
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