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  1. #31
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    Newport, NH
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    Did ya get much sap on Park Street today??
    How was it running?
    2x5 SS home design on a home design arch w/ forced draft
    SS Evaporation Enhancement Unit
    Home design filter / canner
    Daryl Sheets filter press
    300 taps (280 on line, 20 buckets)
    120 gph Home Design RO
    2017 Chevy Silverado w/ 275 gallon tank
    8x16 sugarhouse w/ attached woodshed
    A wife, family and friends that love to help!!

  2. #32
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    Only about 5 gal from the 12 taps..
    2018; 3 taps
    20"x24"syrup pan on blocks
    Turkey frier to finish.
    Western NH

  3. #33
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    Talking All Done!!!

    Well finished boiling everthing down (hate the last never ending boil on turkey frier).
    Here's totals for 2011 season...
    14 taps
    33 days taped
    211 gal of sap
    6 1/2 gal&1/2 pint of syrup
    32.47:1 sap/syrup
    Boiled for 35 hrs..(that dosn't take into count cool down time..only actual fire time).

    RECORD YEAR here!!!!!!!!!! :-)
    2018; 3 taps
    20"x24"syrup pan on blocks
    Turkey frier to finish.
    Western NH

  4. #34
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    Default Great Job!

    Excellent! I've got you at .4732 gal syup per tap, no suck, no squeeze. It is these small feet on the earth operations that give all the rest of numbers true perspective.
    Bruce Treat
    825 Sugar Maple Taps
    3/16 w/ DSD .225 Spiles
    H2O RO
    H2O 2.5 X 8
    Bow, New Hampshire

  5. #35
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    Alexandria, NH
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    Thumbs up Very nice!!!!

    Sounds like you had a very productive year, good to hear it. Your sugar content was pretty high which is great. Now you can start your plans for next years changes (that is if there are going to be any). It was great following your progress. Have a great "off season".
    Doug
    "Sap Suckers Sugar Shack"

    2009 20 taps, buckets & plastic jugs, evap on fireplace in yard, finish on stove, total yield of 1-3/4 gallons
    2010 14 taps, plastic jugs, homemade 55 gal barrel evap, finish on stove, total 1 gallon
    2011 55 taps, (42 on buckets, 13 on tubing-gravity), homemade 55 gal barrel arch with 24" x 32" flat pan, finish on stove, total 12 gallons
    2012 90 taps (all on tubing), homemade 55 gal barrel arch with 24" x 32" flat pan, temporary "sugar shack"

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