Video

Not gonna lie, fan boy status unlocked on that wood pile

Well done review!

Would you happen to have the part number for the case drain t fitting.

Thanks for taking us on your Rd. Trip. Good informative video Scott

These are great pumps, we have lots of these in our print shop. I was approached by Mike at Becker about this class also and wasnt able to make it there. I just bought one a few weeks ago for my sugar bush. love all the videos you do, great stuff. Hope to see you in October.

Way to go silver surfer!!

35 seconds in, and I'm rocking to the travel tunes!!! I love a good travel montage!

early training good idea.🤠

It won’t be long those to hoodlums will be driving you around. 😂😂😂 It’s time to start getting new projects lined up for next year

How many cords of wood did it take to make that amount of syrup

Hey, just wondering where you get your maple syrup jugs and glass from.

Save your knee's and back!I use to put wood in the fire box as you do. One day this young buck stop over to help me. I told him keep a eye on the Evaporator i had go look at the Ro. About Ten minute later I came back, here he is setting in a Lawn chair putting wood in the fire box! Yes the Old dog learn a new trick that day!! No more down on the knee's and it has save the back to.

Do you think someone might steal your tank if you left it in the woods? Looks like a hassle dragging it out.

How many gallons did you end up with? We made 240 on about 600 taps. About .4 gal/tap. We have about 250 taps on the old huge trees which makes a hug difference in production with the higher sugar content. Glad you had a decent year.

Yea idk why my back hurts either…😂

100% understand the time to be done. While my season has a hard stop, no one wants a tree on the 26th, by that time I am pooched and ready for a break. We hustle for 8 to 12 weeks on these seasonal ag products, and then breathe for a day or two until it's time to go again. Keep up the good work.

Really good review! I just traded my 3E for a new 3R for pretty much exactly the same reasons. I gained around 500lbs lift with the loader plus over a foot higher. I went with the 3039R over the 3033R just because I use run a stump grinder and brush chipper a lot and the added PTO hp makes a huge difference. Cast iron rear end vs aluminum was a plus for me as well. Never had a problem with the axles on the E but it definitely gives me peace of mind. Love the mid-range feature, leave it there for 90% of my work. Switch to low if I'm using the loader, box blade whatever... then back to mid. Also use low for better control grinding stumps. Love the individual wheel braking to make tighter turns and like you said, the positions of the diff lock and 4x4 lever are much better. The E did everything I needed it to do, the new R just does it a lot better. With the added PTO hp, I grind the stumps in half the time and no more bogging down the chipper with big or hard wood. If I was just occasionally moving mulch or gravel and sometimes bush hogging 50-75 hrs/year I would stay with the 3E all day long. If you work the tractor hard moving heavy loads or whatever on a regular basis it won't take long to really appreciate all the added features of the 3R. Thanks for putting the video together!

I’m guessing he hit his goal Of 25 gallons 😂

"I burn free" - YES!

You sure did get smashed up Scott, hopefully you made some headway the last month in a half. It’s never ending , to get that syrup in the jugs.

I❤JD 😊

Geez, I forgot about that storm already!

Very nice. You sure got hit by that storm. Us up north got barley any damage from it. Less wind. How much longer did you run sap for?

Wow what a mess. I would have probably called it a season. You are more dedicated than I. :)

Welcome back ol boy!

Scott Dunn. The man. The myth. The legend. Good stuff, dude!

I use a jiggler hose to do my gas and diesel. Look it up

How does the Mini MicroRO's performance specs hold up with colder sap? I currently use the CDL Nano and with 40 degree sap the performance is less than half of the published. (CDL told me their published specs were tested with 60 degree sap, really??) I am considering moving to the MiniMicro but I am concerned that I would see the same or similar reduction. Thanks!

Man nothing better than having a full holding tank. We had an average season out here in North East CT. 🪵🔥🍁

Damn! I didn’t see this until now. I was there fri and Saturday. there’s always next year!

What size rig are you running? 2x6

Love the hustle, I don't know how you make it all happen... I've got a couple hundred taps right here on property and I still can barely keep up without getting divorced!

Nothing worse than getting ready to filter and bottle and then you discover you've been passing DE through your press!

Wait…. A foot and a half to 18”…….

great videos, thanks for all the work you do to put these videos together. I hope to see you at the conference in October.

Thanks for the great content!

Enjoy your videos, what is a “bubbler”? Thank you from MN!

When your time is limited . Because we load it up with so many task , it goes to shit quick 😂😂 When you can recover quickly ,it’s just another day sugaring I can’t be leave how clean your flue pan is Your bubbler sure has paid off. We finished last Thursday the 11th. It just wouldn’t run, good year for us

Did you ever do a video on the new RO? Looking for a RO this year, local dealer is h2O/Lapierre so most likely be between one of them.

Glad to see it we are done here in Vermont!

Whenever we get some new guests visiting while boiling, when we put the defoamer in we always get these puzzled looks on their faces. We just tell them its "Maple flavoring"... LOL Some actually fall for it..

Are you going to be at Bascoms open house this year?

We have 1 more boil left, then we are done We have recirculate our sap all year threw our Micro 2 and have had great successes. Thanks to your advice. Recirculated for Hour and a half , bringing it to 5 %. Then headed to the feed tank. 81/2 to 10% See ya at the open hose weekend..

i would come meet you. but to bad this isnt 2 years ago, just moved from st albans in 2022.