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    I was up at Atkinson's Maple Supplies, in Oro Station, Ontario last week and they had a model for sale. It was about 20-24" long. I didn't pay much attention to it or even notice the price. It was for sale.

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    the sugar house my grandfather burned down by accident in 1910 had a grimm evap like that. the pans and arch are still there inside the stone foundation. was rivited and soldered.as i walk by i always look and think of lead.the pans are in good shape thinking the age and the fire. i allways wondered about the v's and now i know the pans are upside down
    10,000 taps and adding on vac.4 liquid ring pumps, lapierre 5x14 thunderbolt, 1800 R/O

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    Both of these are very nice examples of salesman samples! I had the opportunity to buy a scale model of a evaporator several years ago. It was Amish made and gets a lot of attention during our open house.
    Casbohm Maple and Honey
    625 roadside taps + Neighbors bring some sap too!
    3x10 King, WRU, AOF and AUF
    12" SIRO Filter Press.
    2015 Ford F250 PSD sap hauler
    One Golden named Maggie, Norwegian Forest Cat named Lucy
    Too many Cub Cadets
    Ford Jubilee and several Allis WD's, and IH tractors
    1932 Ford AAB ton and a half, dump truck

    www.mapleandhoney.com

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