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I thought it was a copy and paste from a website myself.:lol:

My guess would be it changed when drop flue pans came out and they were in the way for tossing in wood.

Just to make sure this question is answered completely, and it isn't stupid, here goes. If you are drawing off by temperature you need to boil water each day to know where the boiling point is,...

If I were selling something I would make it look better than that one, with a blanket behind so it can't be seen sitting out in the brush. I suppose it is OK but it just looks crappy.

I think it is about health issues. 20 years ago when my kids were young they had reoccurring strep throat and when we stopped drinking our raw milk, it went away. And our milk was real clean. My...

I would think a coffee maker would work well for this.

1. The preheat pan is where cold sap goes in to be warmed up from the heat rising from the pan below it. This captures some of the heat that would be lost and warms the sap so when it is added to the...

Well, cow manure is just fertilizer but if people are flushing old prescriptions it could possibly end up in the tree I would think. It probably isn't a big concern, I'm just being overly cautious.

How do you keep raw sap from spoiling if you don't heat it and can it?

The problem with septic systems is the bacteria and contaminating well water or food, but tree roots shouldn't suck up bacteria. As far as the other stuff in a septic system...just fertilizer unless...

2 Liters (2.1 Qt) is what is on the bottles of soda in 2 different locations.

This is probably true but if it takes a week for all the trees to get running (I have some trees that take longer to wake up) then you have a week of crap coming out. Maybe if you flush with some...

I also can in small batches so it isn't such a big job at one time. I run it out of the evaporator into pots or pails and bring it in the house to reheat to about 180- 185.
I use a coffee maker and...

I use the size Y drill bit for the holes in the top of my pails. It is a very tight fit to get the tubing in and no water leaks in when it sits on the cover. I know this for a fact because one tree...

I put the lids in a pan of water that is hot enough to form bubbles on the bottom of the pan. Then the lids should be sterile when you pull one out, so I don't tip my jars over. I also put the jars...

Wisconsin 118 taps

I imagine black plastic water pipe would be least expensive. What size you use would depend on the gallons per hour the pump will move and how many gallons you have to pump.

If you really want to know for sure you will have to have a sample of solder tested somewhere.

So in Vermont you make sugar and not syrup?:lol::lol:

If this is filtered syrup you are heating and canning, heating it fast will make hot spots on the bottom and create sugar sand.

I like this one except maybe make it Syrup Density Engineers.

I have some trees on the north side of a woods that still want to run and I will take what they give me. But it really is time to quit. We had 70's on Monday here in Wisconsin too.

This is telling you, you need more air and the pan will boil just fine.

To answer the question of what is best, that would be most hardwoods and oak is near the top of that list.

I think if you draw it up on a piece of paper you will find you have the correct spacing now, so you can't add trees inbetween. If the space around the tree should be 30 x 30 feet then you have 15...