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  1. #71
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    Machinist since '84, farmed with my dad before that, help out the neighbor that rents the farm now. Also my uncle says I am also a good jack of all trades, master of none.
    Building a 24"x67" evaporator with 24"x33" drop flue pan and air blower for the fire. Only tapped 10 trees this year but an going to try and get 60-75 tapped next year (maybe more). Use an M Farmall with loader for most of the wood moving plus a Cockshutt 40, that I put an International V-8 truck engine in, that use with tank on 3 point carrier to haul water and now sap.

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    Furnace operator at ALLVAC Steel. Making specialty steel for aerospace,land based generators, gas/oil exploration, and medical industries for 22yrs.
    2x6 D&G raised flue, 300 plus taps on tubing with a few buckets. Honda 450 foretrax, Polaris sportsman 500, several trailers, tanks, u.v system, gas finishing rig and no government bailout.(Yet)

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    Currently I work as a Progam Manager. Helping get parts from the idea stage to production. Currently working in a Engineering group that make shock and vibrations isolators for helicopter rotor heads. Been with that company for 31 years and have been in the elastomeric business (rubber) for 35 years at various jobs including product drafting and tool engineering and Process engineer.
    Maple is an addiction and the bees are a hobby!

    Chris
    Casbohm Maple and Honey
    625 roadside taps + Neighbors bring some sap too!
    3x10 King, WRU, AOF and AUF
    12" SIRO Filter Press.
    2015 Ford F250 PSD sap hauler
    One Golden named Maggie, Norwegian Forest Cat named Lucy
    Too many Cub Cadets
    Ford Jubilee and several Allis WD's, and IH tractors
    1932 Ford AAB ton and a half, dump truck

    www.mapleandhoney.com

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    For past 13 yrs been groundskeeper for a company's "Guest House" n the 150 acres it's on.

    Have degree in dairy farm mgt...also been greenskeepere
    on golf coarses..head snow maker for ski resort.
    2018; 3 taps
    20"x24"syrup pan on blocks
    Turkey frier to finish.
    Western NH

  5. #75
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    Controller for an enviornmental/liberal arts college so I can afford to raise 4-5 feeder pigs each year and keep our 40 egglayers in the manner they've become used to, and anything we can grow on our 13 acres. This was the first year the old orchard on our property produced any apples, pigs love them, and we invited the farm crew from the college to come over to pick them so they could try out their new cider press.

    Greg
    Leader 3x8 Inferno arch with Patriot pans
    Steamaway
    480 taps
    38 chickens

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    Well I am currently in grade 12 but when I am done school I will be apprenticing for a electrician in Manitoba

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    Self employed-Home Maintenance Business. Refugee from Corporate America.
    John

    100+ Taps, 40 on 5/16 tubing

    Lunchbox Vacuum/Releaser, hodorskib's Small Scale RO

    3x7 Stainless Flat Pan

    No chickens........yet.

    http://s219.photobucket.com/albums/c.../Maple%20Camp/

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    I teach 8th grade math (11 years to go!), have 2 boys and a girl at home who are beginning to help with the sugaring. I am the Commander of my American Legion post, love gardening, fishing, and everything outdoors.
    2' x 6' / Kawasaki Mule 610/twin 35 gal. tanks
    Arctic Cat TRV 650/Trailer w/ 60 gal. tank & 5 gal. jugs
    In the foothills of Appalachia
    http://www.facebook.com/newmanmaple

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    40 years doing the same thing, almost time for a change. cabinetmaker
    best outdoor syrup made in Maine...... loosing that title as we are moving indoors to a 12x16 sugar shack with a new to us 2x6 .
    Making syrup.

    http://s724.photobucket.com/albums/ww248/TapME/

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    I work at u.p.s. in Rutland, VT for 12 years. I live in Hubbardton,VT with my wife shannon and two kids Ashleigh annd colby.
    Last edited by jtbucket; 10-04-2008 at 09:16 PM.

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