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slightly more than 8.333. But i like to weigh it with the bugs and wood pulp still in the sap. :wink:
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Kevin.. just had to ask.. what are you boiling??? are you canning up bulk or something? making candy?? or are ya secretly tapped into a sap flow from way up near the top O Canada where it's still cold???
Jim & Charlene Desjardins
Belchertown MA.
Had a good 13 year run, but circumstances ! and loss of tree use.. we are ending the Maple thing for now... maybe be back in a few years
www.Desjardinsmaple.com
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OK i'll bite one more time. :roll: 1 gal/sap=8.39lbs afterthe bugs and the rest are filtered out. Guess i'll have to weigh my bugs and pulp this year and see if there is .06 lbs worth of them a gallon of sap. :P
Rick :wink:
P.s. Kevin you makin wine in your boiler:!: (Sulfites/Alkalinity/Phosphates)
Someone tryed to' hack' into your computer Kevin ?? Did you used to work at Enron.??
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