Near Iola...
http://wausau.craigslist.org/grd/1054740531.html
This is not mine, do not contact me regarding it.
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Near Iola...
http://wausau.craigslist.org/grd/1054740531.html
This is not mine, do not contact me regarding it.
I would almost, almost drive to Wisconsin from Massachusetts to get all that for just $600. I'm getting too old for road trips.
Your never to old to come to the overcast midwest. Land of cheese curds. And you think you sound funny when you speak.
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Originally Posted by Clan Delaney
Hey Patrick, I wrote to the Craig's lister and got some more info...
"The pan is English tin, one chamber, and flat. No idea on brand. I purchased it in Antigo. Probably came from Reynolds Sugar Bush in Aniwa, WI.
* 3 hydrometers 2 syrup an 1 sap.
* 75+ taps. Plastic/tubing, metal and cast. several plastic taps set-up with two taps feeding into one 5 gal. jug. Works great!
* 3 filter bags orlon and wool.
* 2 - 5 gal. collecting buckets
* 50 - 2 and 21/2 gal metal and plastic sap pails/lids.
* some glass ware and lids. 12oz. bottles."
Looks a bit rough to me but do you still think it's worth the money? (hope these pics post).
The fire box is pretty well burnt out in a couple of places and the grates are going towards the back .
How's that saying about horses go? Ridden hard and put away wet. That arch has made a LOT of syrup. At least I hope it did.
Lynxi, thanks for that follow up.
Those cheese curds are still tempting....
Looks a little...... Delicate, to me. Antique's Roadshow? C'mon Pat, Cheese curds!!! After sugar season, of course. Dibbs on the Hydrometers!
I came across this ad this morning. 3 or 5 gallon stainless coffee urns. Not sure if they have heating elements in them or not. Located somewhere in Cleveland area.
http://cleveland.craigslist.org/for/3345213780.html