Have a chance to get some help to tap a little early, Has anyone put air pressure in there line so the trees don't run for a while and how much pressure should be put in the line? Thanks Vernon
tapping and then air pressure
Have a chance to get some help to tap a little early, Has anyone put air pressure in there line so the trees don't run for a while and how much pressure should be put in the line? Thanks Vernon
Maple Cove
There is really no advantage in doing this.
Last edited by DrTimPerkins; 12-25-2016 at 01:28 PM.
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Thanks..it was just a thought. Instead of having it run on the ground I thought it might stay in the roots a couple more weeks and add a little more sugar content? Sometimes here in Nova Scotia the weather brakes up real early and 1% is not uncommon.
Maple Cove
I heard injecting helium at the base of the tree does something
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Flat Lander Sugaring (who would think a guy from Az be making syrup)
125 on Sap Suckers
Close to 475 High Vac
400 gravity adding more
leader 2x6
home made preheater
hoods
1 7D749 for AOF
New FLS Tsunami Arch
4 membrane TR Industries RO 2HP 3 phase 601GPH 250 PSI
PID Display for Arch Temp.
Chumlee of the trader
makes their bark squeaky. lol
Guess it was just a Dumb question?
Maple Cove
no question is dumb, you dont know if you dont ask.Originally Posted by vernon
Business Name
Flat Lander Sugaring (who would think a guy from Az be making syrup)
125 on Sap Suckers
Close to 475 High Vac
400 gravity adding more
leader 2x6
home made preheater
hoods
1 7D749 for AOF
New FLS Tsunami Arch
4 membrane TR Industries RO 2HP 3 phase 601GPH 250 PSI
PID Display for Arch Temp.
Chumlee of the trader
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