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    Or what about this 12V pump from TSC? Any thoughts?
    Now I have an outdoor hobby for all 12 months. Like I need anything more to do
    About 1000 taps on gravity tubing, MicRO2 RO, 2.5 X 8 Leader King, and a 1953 Willys Jeep to run around the maple woods with.
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    Martin
    2008 1st yr 5 taps 2 steam table pans
    2009 20 taps 4 steam table pans
    2010 83 taps 28x72 arch W/Thru Tubes
    2011 83 taps Thru tube
    2012 83 taps Thru tube pan
    2015 Added single post homebuilt RO
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    That site looks pretty good. Same pumps lower prices. Thanks.
    30x40 Sugarhouse
    975 taps here at home. Still have 3-400 to add in.
    3x10 Cabin by the Creek evap with "steamaway"
    CDL 600 RO
    ebayed Sogevac S65

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    Just wanted to thank you for posting that site again. I did order the mustang/mitsu pump. And it showed up in less than 2 weeks not bad for free shipping. And it was the in original box. I don't know if I would have trusted the site if I just stumbled on it myself.
    30x40 Sugarhouse
    975 taps here at home. Still have 3-400 to add in.
    3x10 Cabin by the Creek evap with "steamaway"
    CDL 600 RO
    ebayed Sogevac S65

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    another pump 12 volt-- cheaper than TSC and most likely made in the same plant in China.

    http://www.harborfreight.com/12-volt...ump-94639.html

    Woodsman
    Scarlet Jewell Sugar Shack LLC
    Sandstone, MN 55072
    16 x 24 sugar shack
    crescendo auto drawoff,

    Home built ro with a Dow xle 4040 membrane.
    1 1/2 hp motor on 220 drawing 8 amps
    Gravity feed


    300 taps on vacuum

    2 x 6 Smokey Lake Corsair arch with blower and pans and preheater
    1529 Massey Ferguson, Yamaha Wolverine

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    Last year I used the harbor freight pump that lastwoodsman posted, cut the clamp ends off and crimped and an exension cord plug end to the wires. Wired the other end of the extension cord to the quad battery. Worked ok but you will want to put a shutoff valve on the intake side to keep it primed. Takes a long time to empty 55gal barrels or fill head tank. The little mustang pump even at idle will prime and empty 55 gals in 8 minutes.
    Martin
    2008 1st yr 5 taps 2 steam table pans
    2009 20 taps 4 steam table pans
    2010 83 taps 28x72 arch W/Thru Tubes
    2011 83 taps Thru tube
    2012 83 taps Thru tube pan
    2015 Added single post homebuilt RO
    http://photobucket.com/maplefarmer
    N 44° 5' 2.0239"

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    MartinP
    Good to hear how it did or did not work. There are so many options out there.
    Thanks for the update
    Woodsman
    Scarlet Jewell Sugar Shack LLC
    Sandstone, MN 55072
    16 x 24 sugar shack
    crescendo auto drawoff,

    Home built ro with a Dow xle 4040 membrane.
    1 1/2 hp motor on 220 drawing 8 amps
    Gravity feed


    300 taps on vacuum

    2 x 6 Smokey Lake Corsair arch with blower and pans and preheater
    1529 Massey Ferguson, Yamaha Wolverine

    https://www.facebook.com/ScarletJewellSugarShack

    Instagram. Mapleshack

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOnmFMBgU10

  8. #128
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    Default New Pump North Star From Northern Tool

    My new NorthStar pump from Northern Tool arrives today. It's a 1" pump with the 2 stroke engine. Looks a lot like the Tanaka pump in Bascom's catalog but for 1/2 the price. I see on here that others have purchased these pumps and love them. Thanks for the pointer. What would we do without this site....I know...A lot more trial and error and wasting time and money. It's great learn from others and their experiences.

    Brian
    36x20 Sugarhouse 2.5 x 8 CDL Intesofire Wood Fired Evaporator, CDL Auto Draw Off
    800 on Vac, Lapierre Double Releaser and 12x18 single
    Surge Sp11 and DeLaval 25 Both Powered By 3.5 HP Honda Engines
    Lapierre New Generation 600 RO
    970 JD 4x4 Tractor Loader Backhoe, Stihl Chainsaws
    One 11th Grade Sap Hauler, One German Shepherd Sappin' Dog
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haynes Forest Products View Post
    I got one of those gas engines for a gocart from Harbor fright a Honda Knockoff. It will last about a year before the side case bolts come out and the carb starts falling apart. Do you really want to be out side working on it some night in the dark cold. All your guests are in side eating the hot Pizza that the wife brought out and there isnt a drop of sap in sight because its all running on the ground becouse the pump wont run. Your all greasy dirty from fixing the recoil rope for the 10th time from your buddy who is 6'5" keeps pulling the thing to the end and POP. It cold in the sap shack becaues the fire is out and you can get sap. WHAT ARE YOU THINKING DO THE RIGHT THING SPEND THE MONEY
    HAHAHAHAHAHA!! no kidding

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinP View Post
    to put a shutoff valve on the intake side to keep it primed. Takes a long time to empty 55gal barrels or fill head tank. The little mustang pump even at idle will prime and empty 55 gals in 8 minutes.
    The little Honda pump will fill a 70 gallon tank on our Gator
    in 90 seconds. Starts first pull every time ! And in 10 years when you need a part, it will be available.

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