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    That's a tough call. The sap will run well if it hits 5 or 6 C like they're calling for on the 4th. Since it's supposed to cool off after that we'll likely hold off.
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    Well I only got 25 in then the sun took off some were so I’m going to leave the rest until it warms up again next weekend or so.

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    Well I just tested the sugar content of the sap I got to day and is 4.2% witch I think is really good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jemsklein View Post
    H. Walker were do you live in Ontario
    North of Brockville.
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    Well its going to be +2c today so hoping for BIGSAP with the 25 taps i have in.

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    The long range forecast (if it's anywhere near being correct) only calls for next Monday and Tuesday to be above zero by a couple of degrees in our neck of the woods. The rest of the next 2 weeks has daily highs below zero Celcius. If that holds we'll probably not tap until the weather looks more cooperative - hopefully during March break when we'll have some help!
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    3 tower CDL RO
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    Ennismaple how many days does it take to tap, normally?
    4 x 12 wood fired, 1300 taps & growing, flat land buckets

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    Quote Originally Posted by H. Walker View Post
    Ennismaple how many days does it take to tap, normally?
    A buddy was my hammer man last year and he almost kept up to me - we put in about 2100 taps in 2 days. With 2 crews we can get done in a weekend if we go hard.
    5,000 Taps on vacuum
    9,400 gallons storage
    3 tower CDL RO
    3.5'x14' Lapierre Force 5
    10" CDL Wesfab Filter Press
    Twitter & Instagram: @ennismaple
    www.ennismaple.com

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    Well I spent 8 hours out in the bush today tightening all the main lines and checking for damage and every thing is ready to tap but wow is that snow ever deep 3 feet in the bush with 16" coming over the next week. So I'm looking forward to tapping some time this week. I got the batteries charging and hoping for BIGSAP.

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    Brent i was just wondering if you herd about your new evaporator yet.

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