
Originally Posted by
Wanabe1972
Went to bed last night thinking today would be the day to do some chainsaw work in the 100 tap woods. I had a tree fall across a mainline a few weeks back that pulled it to the ground. Well then the ice hit last night. While loading my wood furnace I heard branches breaking all around me. Went to work on the mainline today and found a complete mess. The whole western side of the bush is covered in tree tops and limbs. Luckily there really wasn't anymore damage to my lines. I spent a good part of the morning cleaning paths to my lines and taking branches off them. I'm hoping to finish the RO plumbing tonight and start replacing drops in the morning. Jeff
Good number of limbs down in our back 9, too, but luckily no tubing up here yet and so no tubing down either.
That sounds like a mess but think the weather should cooperate before a real warm stretch.
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2015: 8 bucket taps (7 red, 1 sugar) on DIY barrel evaporator
2016: 13 taps (bucket and tube) on block arch and hotel pans
2017: SAME
2018: 25 taps on 2x3 flat pan and resurrected barrel arch
2019: 25 taps...same setup plus DIY 3x150gpd RO filter
2020: 50 taps, all buckets..."new" oil tank arch setup
2021: 100 taps (50/50 buckets/3-16 tubing) on 2x4 divided pan
2022: 150 taps (50/100 b/t) on 2x4 pan with sap warmer pan
2023: SAME
2024: 150 taps, added single-post 4x40 RO system