bigchunk wrote:yeah stove sizes are bigger than nut. isnt that great. someone said they burn realy well especialy at night during the realy cold bitter nights. i heard mixing the two together.. stove and nut is called range coal. maybe cause it ranges in size. my guess is that the pieces are about as big as baseballs or tennis balls. a decent sized rock. not crushed up as small as the nut size. but not big enough to handle with two hands. gotta find some.. need to find some.... total coal freak.
Pea & NUt Mixes together is called Range coal in some Parts of the Coal Country area.Here are the standard size
Anthracite coal sizes . Note any size over the stove size is called Egg size and any size over that would be canal coal and then lump coal .http://www.readinganthracite.com/mining_sizes.html
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