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    I know you've asked about the Leader micro, but I'll risk your ire by posting a few comments about Rays' stuff. I have the electric 125 Ray makes. Its upgradable to 250, uses 9 amps of 220, has recirculation valve (not pump), has a 2HP main pump, and works pretty good. Mine has lasted 6 seasons so far on the original membrane with no problems. I think (but don't know this!) that Ray is closer to you than to me, but I haven't needed to go there for service, so can't comment on that. It produces just like Ray says it does. And, as far as I know, its more than a few bucks cheaper.
    I know there's lots of leader 125s out there now, and it'd be nice to hear how they've worked so far.
    take care, Mark

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    As I stated previously, I have owned one of Ray's units. It worked fine but the piston pump is way too loud in the sugarhouse.
    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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    Quote Originally Posted by OneLegJohn View Post
    The 125: 0.5GPM at 6% and total flow at 1.75 GPM(permeate + conc)
    The 250: 0.5GPM at 8% and total flow at 2.125 GPM (permeate + conc)

    They have been good sellers and the value holds. I have been considering one for our rinse water. At the end of the day we end up with a lot of sweetwater that we boil back down to syrup. If you get one, maybe I could lease it from you the rest of the year, Heus?
    Thank you OLJ
    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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