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[Jwood]

Just was informed from a buddy who also has a wood boiler that he and I and anyone in my area can get coal for $12 per ton!

[swede]

jwood I'm interested in knowing more about buying coal in MN

[Jwood]

Where are you located Swede?

[swede]

Brainerd Lakes area

[Jwood]

Then you know where hengals is on 210 that's where I was told about it. I will try to call today and make sure. I also heard the size is about the size of a piece of charcoal. Oh ya I used to live just south of Brainerd now moved up by pine river.

[userdk]

How much do you have to get at a time?

[Jwood]

Called today what they have is owned by the railroad they must have it from that train derailment. My friend was told by a guy about the coal who is friends with two guys from Burlington Northern so maybe they are the ones who's have acces to it. Hengals won't sell any.

[stratton]

Jwood, hey there. Im only 1000 miles away from you guys. But i paid 230 per ton. I really love the long burn times it provides.1/3 coal 2/3 wood is my mix. Bring on the cold!!!   STRATTON

[CountryBoyJohn]

I paid $63 per ton for bituminous coal in SW Indiana.

[ruger22]

Hey countryboyjohn, what mine and where is it located that you got your coal from.  Thanks.

[CountryBoyJohn]

I got mine from a Triad mine at Freelandville.  There was another mine a called a little east of here south of Cannelburg that said they would sell too.  I don't have a phone number for Triad.  I just drove up to the office.  I had to go through 3 phone transfers to get a person in Cannelburg.  Sorry I don't have any contact info!