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    Thumbs up A&A Metal Shop - Today's Visit

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    I am hoping I figured out how to include the attachments correctly. This is Andy's current price list and a couple pics from the shop. And yes, that's 10 flues in a 2' wide pan!

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    Default Some more pictures

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    Here is his larger canner and stand, pans, float boxes, hoods, pre-heater and a small cone bottom draw off tank he had. He has had requests for draw tanks so he is experimenting with sizes on those now.

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    I dont think its you family farmer but i am having trouble zooming in on the price list. What is the price of a 20"x60" or something like that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moose56 View Post
    I dont think its you family farmer but i am having trouble zooming in on the price list. What is the price of a 20"x60" or something like that
    His smallest is a hobby (half pint) COMPLETE for $975. All his evaporators include stainless sides, stainless stack and fire bricks. If you jump up to a 2x6 drop flue its $2150 or raised for $2370. That's complete with a standard arch. Forced draft, hoods, pre-heaters etc are available. I'll try and scan price list tomorrow. Check my old threads for 2014 list. Prices haven't changed much.

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    See Brian aren't you glad you missed out on mine :-) They are great people to deal with.
    1000 taps on vac down to 100+ buckets 99% sugars
    2x5 SL Hi-Output Raised Flue Corsair evaporator
    SL Short bank press with CDL diaphragm pump
    Leader Micro 1 RO for 2024
    Constantly changing
    2010:36 gal 2011:126 gal 2012:81 gal 2013:248 gal 2014: 329.5 gal 2015:305 gal 2016:316 gal 2017:258 gal 2018:147 gal 2019:91 gal 2020:30 gal 2021:30 gal 2023:50 gal Total since 2010: 2047.5 gal
    Tapping the same trees my great, great and great grandfathers tapped.

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    Well Jay, I went turn key EVERYTHING from Andy. Evaporator, Canner, roof jacks, stacks, hoods etc. Spend hours there. Wish he wasn't so far away. I would go there and drink coffee every morning if he was local! Everything works out. Now to head to Rays next week and order a 500gph gas unit!

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    I see the pictures, but the price list is too low resolution. Any chance you could upload a higher res version?
    -Ryan


    Went off the deep end. Might be in over my head...

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    How is the best way to get ahold of them?
    Two years boiling on a Leader half pint
    2011 100 buckets,12 gallons made
    2013 120 on tubeing 20 buckets 27 gallons made
    2014 Leader King 2 x 6 Working on 400 + on tubeing
    goal: 70 gallons

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    Quote Originally Posted by motowbrowne View Post
    I see the pictures, but the price list is too low resolution. Any chance you could upload a higher res version?
    I'll scan them in the morning. Check later tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 68bird View Post
    How is the best way to get ahold of them?
    Check the "Sunrise vs A&A" thread. I put Ray Gingrich's phone number. He is a dealer and has a phone (Amish). In order to deal direct with Andy you have to write him a letter or drive there. Ray is the easiest way if you aren't within a few hours drive. If you take the trip, Andy will be out a portion of this month for his brothers wedding in Ohio. May want to wait until May.

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