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I've built one with an agitator. I believe the leader version is a gear reduction motor turning at about 35 rpm. The agitator motor I had was pretty much the same thing it was a gear reduction...

My guess without knowing any of the details but it might be sugar sand starting to build on bottom of your pan. My evaporator does the same thing after boiling for a while but mine is caused by...

This is only a guess but I had a similar request they wanted my darkest unfiltered. They explained they were on some health cleans were they used syrup and I believe it was lemon juice mixed for a...

Was wondering why not just put a temperature shut off instead of a timer. If you look around you can find them cheap enough or used off an old hot water tank.

if its the flat style lid you can just slightly bend it so it is a little bit higher at the spile. Usually just flex it a little so it has a very slight high spot in center and it will usualy clear...

Just a thought on what I did with mine if it is the right gear reduction motor they make a great cream machine and you can cut the paddles with a plasma cutter and they make the paddles for the cream...

Bowtie im just a bit due east of you and the woods are cold, but the weekend looks good. My woods where in low to mid 30's last couple of days and even with vac stilll couldn't get trees to open...

Terry, it shouldn't matter which way you run the dividers either way will work. Take a look at the syrup pans on various setups. some syrup pans have the dividers lengthwise and others cross ways....

Another thing that works nice is the 15 gal plastic barels that farmers get chlorine and cleaners in. If you know one they will usually give you one when empty. Then I went to the small engine shop...

I would recommend full brick. Just use half or cut an angle on the full on the top row to let the heat get to the edges of the pan. Full will keep the heat off the metal on the outside of the arch...

One thing I use that helps is oven cleaner. Usually have to spray it on and let it set for a while but you still have to scrub pretty hard to clean it up.

http://maple.h2oinnovation.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/H2O_Innovation_Maple_Membrane_Training_2011_ENG.pdf

the above listed address gives a lot of information on various membranes and cleaning....

I talked to leader the other day with questions on ph for wash and acid wash for a particular membrane. Well on the phone I asked what they recommend for frequencey of acid wash and they said 3 to 4...

0.4 gals per tap 18"vac on north facing slope last year. North slope bush runs as good as my south. North or south facing 1200 taps is 1200 taps.

Thanks for the replies guys. Bucket Head yes all the valves are numbered the numbering process used is a little confusing because they skipped numbers and the numbers are all over the place. Mine...

I have been doing some searching and am looking for a little guidance. Over the summer I purchased an Aiablo Lynx 300gph ro. I have never run an RO or been around one but its time to expand and the...

I ran the same pump on my lines this year sometimes 24hrs a day for days in a row. I was running 19" on it with no problems. My pump sat outside so plenty of air movement. The only modification I...

mapletim mine is doing the same thing I think i've got it figured out. I think mine its a small vac leak on the one side and as pump heats up leak gets worse and draws more air pulling in less oil....

The adjustement screw is backed out all the way on the oiler. The side that is not oiling is not the pulley side. The pulley side does have a new seal. Haynes not sure what you mean. Rear of pump...

Hey guys hoping someone here could shed some light on my problem. I have a delaval 78 pump i'm runing on gas motor. Heres the set up and problem. When I got the pump it had the old drip oilers on...

thanks guys I will have to call around

Was wondering where you can get the Empire State Jugs. Do you have to be a member of the NYS Producers Association or can you get them some place else. Kinda of liked the label on them and would...

I've used one in the past personally I had good luck with it. I had a long stem digital thermometer in and once it hit 190 I would unplug it and start bottleing. Never a problem getting everything...

i place a piece between my pans I think it helps. I've run mine both ways with and without. I haven't scorched anything without it in place. I think with it in place on my set up it works a little...

thanks for the feedback. The leak is where the top of the rod goes up into the hole in the cover. Its not leaking at the rubber gromit that seals the glass. I just wasn't sure if they are supposed...