





Stainless Steel Taps - Maple Sap Pail Spout & Hook - Spiles for making Maple Syrup (5)
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Paul OBrien
> 3 dayThey worked real good ,went in tight no leaks and very strong
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Yorgie
> 3 dayThese work fine but They are way over priced for a piece of stainless steel tubing that’s flared and rimmed. Think I’m gonna make my own going forward.
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Ken
> 3 dayThis 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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Noah
> 3 dayUsed these to tap a few trees this spring. Fit great when using a 1/2 drill bit, was very sturdy and didnt let the buckets go.
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Fatima Kerluke
> 3 dayFound this package
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Matt
Greater than one weekThese worked great for collecting syrup. They even work with tubing.
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Lew Marquardt I
> 3 dayItems are very sturdy and looking forward to using them in the spring for tapping black walnut trees.
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Michael
> 3 dayGood quality product
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NoExpert
> 3 dayAfter raking leaves from my maple trees every fall, I finally decided to get something in return from them. I bought these a month ago and this past weekend I finally tapped my trees. I used a 1/4 drill bit and drilled into the trees just a little deeper than the tree-side of the taps. For each tap I ran a plastic tube into a cleaned-out 1-5 liter orange juice container. (Drill a hole into the lid to fit the tube.) I came home from work yesterday to about two quarts of sap. Ill continue collecting throughout the week and will boil down into syrup this weekend. Assuming a 40:1 ratio of sap to syrup, Ill get about 8 ounces....a small amount, but satisfying to know that I have created maple syrup on my own. Next year Ill tap at a more optimum time in the season to increase the yield.
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Danny Scott
Greater than one weekLpoks to very sturdy and reuable