I think the brix scale essentially reads percentage of solids directly i.e. 67 brix is 67% solids (solids are almost all sugar).
You really can forget about the numbers entirely and just use the upper read line as long as you hydro your syrup hot.
If you are reheating syrup and want to check it at a temp other than HOT, first read the approx. temp, then look up the proper density on the CHART. The charts are usually in Baume as you can more easily figure the amount of water to add to correct the syrup's density.
2012: Probably 750 gravity taps and 50 buckets.
600 gal stainless milk tank.
2 - 100 gallon stock tanks
one 30 gal barrel
50 buckets
3' x 10' Waterloo Raised Flue wood fired evaporator w/ open pans.
12" x 20" Filter Canner
Sawmill next to sugarhouse solves my sugarwood problem
Gather with GMC 3500 2wd Pickup w/ 425 gallon Plastic Tank.
Been tapping here in Lyman NH since 1989 but I've been sugaring since 8 years old in 1968.