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I have these a consider them one of the best investments I have made for working with 5/16 tubing. I do not go in the woods without them. I have no experience with the other tool so can not comment...

ive gone on the site several times in the past few months with no new updates, adds or new topics to discuss. with all of the new FB groups and this well established forum im wondering if it just...

Just got my new sign for the end of my driveway and I am looking for ideas on how to mount it? show me what you got!20262

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you will need a lot more venting then just soffit vents and gable end vents to get rid of all the steam. build a copula or use steam hoods and vent out.

I'm looking for a stainless disconnect in 1" and 3/4". Does anyone have a good source for them? or a suggestion for an easy way to take mainlines apart each season on a trail crossing? Cam Locks...

check this out.
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242 gallons on 940 taps

http://hambydairysupply.com/xcart/product.php?productid=17802

hope this helps

Never converted one but the "long nut" is called a coupling nut and is available at almost any well stocked hardware store.

here is a link to there evaporators. http://www.gbmllc.com/Evaporators.aspx I don't see anything about a hybrid pan but do see that all pans are tig welded not soldered.

Bring your 220 into a distribution box and "steal" 110 off of one leg for your float switch.

I used pvc and some clear vinyl reinforced tubing with an inline valve. I have a 300 gallon head tank and the valve helps the throttle the weight against the float back a bit. The vinyl tubing was...

keep the pump close to the electric source and run the vacuum line the 250 feet to the releaser. 1" black poly pipe is a lot cheaper then wire!

specs are found here. http://hambydairysupply.com/xcart/product.php?productid=17807

I would say you had niter build up. It builds up and will stick and burn on the bottom of your pans.

Put in 800 this week. 200 left to do. looks to be a few days before much of a run. Might be able to boil next weekend!

here ya go http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=75469&catid=477

several options here and not very expensive. The small cone filters and prefilters work well. http://sugarbushsupplies.com/2013_Catalog/filtertankscanningunits.pdf

http://www.sugarbush.info/forsale/showproduct.php?product=201&title=16-gallon-water-jacket-bottler&cat=5

Give smoky lake maple a look! His stuff is beautiful! Prices seem to be very competitive! http://www.smokylakemaple.com/

I see a cap as well

I used a tin flue pan for years. They make excellent syrup. the question is does it hold liquid? Is it rust or the brownish build up that occurs on tin pans? see if it holds liquid first. then...

if you think that there is any chance of going to vacuum in the future use 1" if not 3/4 would be fine.

1000 all on vac tubing and all come right to the sugar house!

are you hanging the bucket on the tap? Or running tubing down to the bucket on the ground? Either way you could put a larger hole (1"-1 1/4") near the top of the bucket and pour thru that. Good...