Reworking tubing for higher maple sap yields
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Sap ladders are poor performers so I reworked the A5 line to tie it directly into the wet dry line.
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A lot of us sugar makers don’t have a lot of hair on our heads. Because all this figuring and head scratching goes on Scott. 🤪🤪😂
Keep up work
I have a few people to thank for the lack of hair.
All most time for brix to come for a visit again lol
He does love snacks
You only have to shovel if it snows! I hope the wind storm avoids your area
Fact!!! I hope so. I’m ready to tap right now
Looking pretty good there Scott. That should improve production and over all performance.
that's the plan
What is the slope per foot you are aiming for? I have a 1” main to put in to move the releaser closer to the road, lots to do so little time lol
2% is the minimum you need
How much and how are you if at all are you pulling the tubing tight?
I stretch it a bunch I can’t give it a real number though
I love this channel. I’m debating giving up my day job as a 777 pilot to become a maple syrup rancher. We should trade jobs for a day. I’ll shoot you an email and we can throw you in the sim @ work.
At least your flying a 777 and not a 737 max
@@dunnfamilymaple7642 True story. I’ve also noticed that your trees never complain, sit where they’re supposed to, and even the little ones’s are well behaved. You can tell I’ve pretty much sold myself on this idea. 🙃
Keep up the amazing content, your channel will be going places in no time.
@@RaceBanner_your points are all valid
For what it's worth, you can do both. especially if you are senior enough. We will see how it works with my wife collecting while I'm on a trip, and me boiling on my days off.
How much syrup are you making per tap with your laterals going uphill to your main?
I don’t really have a way to figure it out. You loose 1/2” per for of lift. So if I have a 8’ lift then I am loosing 4” but it’s better than nothing and works for my situation
What are you using to fasten your main line to your posts
I use plumbers strapping around the wire and screws