3 by 10 Boil rate

[Rossell's Sugar Camp]

I am getting 85 gph from my 3 by 10. According to the books i am doing pretty good for a 3 by 10. What are you getting on a 3 by 10?

[collinsmapleman2012]

at school we get 90-100 gph on our 2.5X10 but thats with a piggyback

[bees1st]

that's right around what I get on my 3x10.

[Shaun]

I was wondering how the 282 tap count on vac is working with a 3X10. I have a dairy pump and a 3X10 and was hoping to start with around 300 taps. Wondering what you are getting for sap and how long your boils are?

[Flat Lander Sugaring]

http://andersonsmaplesyrup.com/index.php?page=sizing_evaporator

78 gph for 3x10, so if you fig you get 1 gal sap when it runs on 300 taps its only 3.8hr of boiling. No problem with 300 taps

[Rossell's Sugar Camp]

I have no problem at all getting rid of the sap Going for more trees next season!!! I Get about 300 gallons per run. (Big Runs) Definently put your treeson vacuum. And Flat lander did all of the math right. Just depends on your boil rate.

[bison1973]

If I'm doing everything right I can get 125 GPH on my 3x10. It's raised flue, full hoods, preheater, standard arch with blower.

[michiganfarmer2]

about 85 per hour with my 3x12 drop flue, no preheater. IM adding a pre heater this spring

[sugarman3]

Ihave a 3 by 10 with the max pan by leader and we consistanly boil 155-165 gallons per hr,of course it can change with the type of wood and the barometric pressure

[Sugarmaker]

we have an old King arch 3 x 10 and 85gph was about right with previous blower and preheater. Bumped that up to about 120 ish with AOF and WRU (water reduction unit). I think your rig is doing about what it should do. The preheater may get you 5 to 10% more.
Regards,
Chris