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hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18124

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Hi
My name is sean I am using a stove made here in Ontario by Grain stoves Inc in Blyth
it will burn corn ,pellets,grain ,
Just replaced the auger bearing and motor/gearbox drive for the auger as the bearing seized up and took out the mickey mouse fibre gears in the gearbox ......of course you cant buy gearbox parts separately so had to replace the whole thing
corn up here is around $6.85 a bushell and wood pellets are around $5.50 a bag either one isnt cheap heat just wondering what you guys are paying ...?

Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18125

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Hi Sean, and welcome to the forum! I get Somerset pellets from Menards for $3.59 a bag / $179 a ton and corn is $7.12 a bu right now. What part of Canada are you in?
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Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18129

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Ontario near Lake Huron
these high corn /pellet prices up here are putting manufacturers of stoves out of business almost the same price to heat with other sources I also have a wood electric furnace but try to not use the electric part unless we are away ...just to keep the pipes from freezing
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Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18130

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Welcome Sean
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Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18137

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I work for a Canadian division of our company down here in the states.
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Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18142

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Glad you found us Sean. I pay $3.50 - $4.00 a bag for pellets. I completely lost track of corn prices since they skyrocketed.
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Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18156

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got a farm mag in the mail today they figure corn will be dropping to the $4.00 a bushel in the near future
I noticed someone here made a pellet mill ........something I am interested in making has anyone else built a working pellet mill .
I am a maintenance mechanic/millwright and one place a worked in for a while made hay cubes for horses I tried to talk them into making stove pellets but they werent interested the process is similar hay is dried to a certain moisture the fed through an auger which forces it through the cubing dies

Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 3 weeks ago #18181

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Hi sean I am the one who made my own pellet mill still working after 4 yrs of use at the point where I need to build a second mill to handle all the material I have to process.
If it's biomass and I can get it thru my stove I'll burn it.4rth yr burning with a Pinnacle Emerald and 3rd yr 1020 American Royal Biomass boiler.Wife loves the heat.

Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 1 week ago #18316

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Hi
I remember seeing some pictures of your mill on here somewhere it looks great but I cant find the pics anymore could you send me some of the pics if you have a minute I have a small farm up in Ontario and would like to make a mill so I can burn the pellets in my stove any pics or ifo you can give me woe appreciated
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Sean
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Re: hi from Canada 2 months, 1 week ago #18317

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Hi Sean I'll be at the farm tomorrow running the mill so I will take some pictures of it then and send then to you.
If it's biomass and I can get it thru my stove I'll burn it.4rth yr burning with a Pinnacle Emerald and 3rd yr 1020 American Royal Biomass boiler.Wife loves the heat.
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