





Stainless Steel Taps - Maple Sap Pail Spout & Hook - Spiles for making Maple Syrup (5)
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Dantrip1
> 24 hourThey work like theyre supposed to
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karen
> 24 hourI really like the stainless steel and its sturdy. You can hammer it in and not break it. I did not like there is no place to attach the lid onto the spicket to keep debris out of the bucket.
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Joshua
> 24 hourThese are really nice taps! Ive tried a few different types, and these are probably the best. You can use them a couple different ways, you can either have them drip directly into the bucket, or you can use tubes with them.
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Bubba
> 24 hourWorked great for my first try. Super surprised to see how easy it was to make maple syrup from afew trees in my yard. Only tapped 4 trees and I had a late start on the season and I still ended up with a gallon and a half of maple syrup!
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Kevin S. Buist
> 24 hourHigh quality metal taps delivered promptly. Well done.
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Gbar
> 24 hourtheyre a little expensive, but worked well. A week later i ordered more.
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Ken
> 24 hourThis product is great. We use it to tap birch trees. There are sturdy and do not rust easily. You would definitely need a hammer to get in the tree though.
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Paul OBrien
> 24 hourThey worked real good ,went in tight no leaks and very strong
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nellies mom
> 24 hourFirst using them. Havent removed them yet but so far I am very pleased with them.
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Eric
> 24 hourI am quite impressed with the quality of this item. I am glad I decided to purchase these stainless steel type instead of the black plastic ones I was considering. These are obviously machined from thick walled stainless stock. There is a slight taper on the side intended to go into the tree. That side is approximately 1 1/2 (37mm) long. The side that receives the hose measures at exactly 1 (26mm) long. Please see the picture I attached to this review. We have two maple trees in our yard. This will be the first spring my sons and I have tried tapping and sugaring them. Looking forward to the sweet results!