Source for tubing information?

[TonyL]

Can anyone direct me to a source of information, (a book perhaps?) that discusses gravity tubing in detail? There's a ton of great info right here on the forum, but I'm having a hard time making sense of it all due to my complete lack of knowledge about the subject. Something that starts with the basics and goes forward would be extremely helpful, as we have a place that, to me anyway, appears well suited to a gravity tubing operation.

Would love to study up on the subject over the summer.

Thanks!

[NhShaun]

Everything you need to know can be found here. http://www.uvm.edu/~pmrc/ Combine that site with this forum and you will have your set up figured out by next season for sure! Good luck

[325abn]

I suggest not reading into it to much. KISS is a well applied acronym keep line tight and slopped down hill and you will be fine.

[PACMAN]

North American Maple producers manual. It will have eveything you need.

[TheMapleMoose]

https://www.bascommaple.com/item/bdim/books/

This is a pretty good book that covers the basics.

https://www.bascommaple.com/item/bdim/books/
I've never read this one, but is a guide to vacuum and tubing.
You don't have to buy either from Bascom, just the easiest place for me to link to.

[maple flats]

Another great book is Steve Childs "Tubing Handbook". However it was written before the new 3/16 concept.

[Rand]

There is also good visual information on you tube. Just search on maple sugaring tubing installation.