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Freedom Fuel Wood Pellets
Freedom Fuel Wood Pellets
It says on the website that;
Freedom Fuel is one of the highest grade wood pellet fuels available. With <0.5% ash content, and less than 6% moisture, it meets the specifications of the Pellet Fuels Institute as a Premium grade wood pellet fuel with a BTU reading of over 8400. Freedom Fuel turns a waste product into a sustainable fuel source for residential or commercial use in a pellet stove, further helping our impact on the environment. Order now and save money while helping our environment.
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Nov: 2017 – So these pellets have a mixed review……..The bag was not a 40lb bag but rather smaller. I’m not sure if I received an “export” bag but non the less. The bag seems to have also changed… totally… from the good old ‘trump bag” with a flag and all, to one that is less patriotic. These pellets absolutely did burn super hot. They seemed to be super dense with not much fines. I want to say that these are a southern yellow pine pellet. I could not find much info on online except to find out what the deal is. I had to clear out the burnpot in the morning but the heat was was nice! great pellet overall .
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I own a harman accentra insert and these pellets are burning super nice this year. Very hot, low ash. I have burned somersett pellets for the past 2 years which are really nice hardwood pellet and these rate right up there with them. thank you
To whom it may concern,
I purchased 1 ton of freedom fuel wood pellets from Tractor Supply during the late summer of 2015. I purchased in Martinsburg West Virginia. As the temperatures dropped, I used a 40 lbs. bag. I noticed that the pellets did not meet the quality standards the bag labeled provided. I had lots of ash deposits and low heat. I also noticed, the pellets didn’t want to burn. I keep the pellets inside and couldn’t understand why this was. I gave the pellets the benefit of the drought and mixed the pellets with high grade legnetics. Still clogged the combustion chamber of the pellet stove with hard soot. How disappointed I was and sad to say the least. I really relied on the pellets, after all, the bag displayed the American tradition. While 10’degrees and 52 degrees inside I know not to use this type of pellets again. After all, I can’t return the unused pellets. Thanks America for another disappointing product. I don’t recommend this product to heat my dog house.
This is the best wood pellets yet I’ve burned in my stove. I will always be using these from now on
These have got to be the WORST!! Pellets i have ever bought!!!! the burn pot fills up in about 1 hour has to be emptied, the shoot also fills up, can’t turn the stove on high unless you stand and watch it so you can empty it sooner then one hour, and you have a burn pot full of chard and hard soot..and don’t dare leave the house and leave the stove on!!!! you guy’s need to stop putting hickory or what ever it is you use!! there Junk!!
By far the worst pellets ever in my 15 years of using them as fuel.
Just bring information on suspected formaldehyde, OSB and letters to the owner of freedom.
They need to take the big flag of the bag. What a disgrace.
I returned 4 tons as the fumes from this crap irritating to my children. Like that cheap foreign made furniture this was latter named due to formaldehyde off fading.
When I opened the bag and seen there were some pellets and the rest was saw dust and will never buy again. I mean never worst pellets on the market. Got them from Home Depot and they said you can return them. No you can come and pick them up. Well you know that would not happen. I can not even understand why you would produce a product like that and get a bad rap. But I guess it is now days all about the money!
Worst pellets I HAVE EVER USED, CANNOT WAIT UNTIL THEIR GONE.
Worst pellets I have ever used. The only kind Home Depot had so I bought 15 bags. Will never buy them again. They do not burn well, so many clinkers I have to shut down and clean out the pot every 12 hours!
After burning a different brand of hardwood pellets all winter, we had to buy the Freedom Fuel to get us through the last month or so of cold weather. We have not been happy with these pellets. They have a lot of dust and seem softer than our previous brand. There is a lot of coarse ash building up, and the most annoying part is that the pellets stick to the side of the hopper so the stove thinks it’s out of pellets. We have to open it up and manually stir the pellets so they will go into the feeder. It becomes a problem when we are away from home and the house gets cold.