Posted by flembo on April 14, 2015 at 12:39:29 from (69.95.213.9):
In Reply to: Adirondack Case Guy posted by Mark W. on April 14, 2015 at 10:48:26:
When my kids were growing up we tapped about 30 trees we had some real sap buckets that a friend lent me and a few 5 gallon pails along with anything else we could find. cement blocks worked as an arch and I asked a tinnocker at work to make me a pan 18" x 20" there abouts with 3" sides. A few new trash cans worked well to store sap until the weekends and if it ran well we would boil at night during the week also. If we were lucky we would get about 1 quart or so each boil and then Finnish in the house where we had better control but we also had a log cabin with no wall paper and cathedral ceilings so the steam was no problem be careful of that or swmbo will let you here about it. the kids had a great time. Have a fun time it is also at a time of the year when your ready to get outside. Good luck.
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