Posted by Hogleg on March 06, 2016 at 04:26:11 from (38.104.162.74):
In Reply to: Neat little sap boiler posted by J.Wondergem on March 05, 2016 at 15:52:41:
Here is my redneck arch. A 55 gal drum on it's side with the top cut out, then some 1.5in angle iron for a frame to hold 2 deep steam pans. No fire comes out around the pans at all. Cement blocks hold the heat in and the flue keeps the fire drawing well. I preheat with the pan on top to keep the boil going and manually transfer from back pan to front pan as the boil proceeds. Works very well and it is easy to break down and store between seasons.
Works well for my 15-20 taps and small production...don't need no stinkin $1400 hobby arch...
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