





Stainless Steel Taps - Maple Sap Pail Spout & Hook - Spiles for making Maple Syrup (5)
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AFinkberry
> 3 dayA little pricey, but durable and worked perfectly. Just wish I had more than two days of running sap when I decided to use them.
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Andrew Graham
> 3 daySturdy, Nice size to work with.
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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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A. Margis
Greater than one weekJust starting to tap maple trees. These are perfect if you are using a small hanging bucket.
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Drew
> 3 dayGood Quality, can be used for many seasons.
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Katrine
> 3 dayPerfect for tapping our maple and hanging a bucket. Meets expectations.
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Jeremy Demagall
> 3 dayThey did what they were suppose to do.
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Joseph A Hart
> 3 dayWe love these taps! We have 10 of these, and 10 of the old cone-shaped aluminum kind. I like these better. Theyre easier to insert and remove, they seem to flow better, and are easier to clean. The only thing we dont like about them is that the hooks are separate...we wish they were somehow attached, because we live in great fear that they will get lost. This is especial worry when tapping the trees, when theres still a foot and a half of snow on the ground. You drop that sucker in the snow, youre not going to find it for 2 weeks. But I suppose it makes them even easier to clean? whatever. Dont not buy them just because of that.
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HT
> 3 dayI’ve tried several different taps and this one was the best. The plastic ones I tried didn’t work at all for me. I tried a bigger metal tap that easily bent when I tried to tap it into the tree. But this one went in easily when I tapped it with my hammer, it didn’t bend and it came out easily when I pulled it out with my hand. And it worked great. I just attended a plastic tube to it and put the tube in a bucket. Worked great.
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Paul OBrien
> 3 dayThey worked real good ,went in tight no leaks and very strong