  I report large-scale Monte Carlo studies of a one-dimensional
height-restricted stochastic sandpile using the quasistationary simulation
method. Results for systems of up to 50 000 sites yield estimates for critical
exponents that differ significantly from those obtained using smaller systems,
but are consistent with recent predictions derived from a Langevin equation for
stochastic sandpiles [Ramasco et al., Phys. Rev. E{\bf 69}, 045105(R) (2004)].
This suggests that apparent violations of universality in one-dimensional
sandpiles are due to strong corrections to scaling and finite-size effects.
