Hooking Up Main Lines in the Maple Syrup Woods 

Looking forward to another year in the maple woods again!

Pretty sweet setup! Warren needs a raise!

Grat job! That's a lot of work! Thank goodness, looks like you missed the bulk of the snow!!

Glad to see Warren is more willing to be a video presence than previous seasons lol. I always enjoy working in the maple woods with my brother’s & cousins.

Like Warren said, it looks like a lot of hard work! But I bet it’s a true labor of love for you all! Thanks for sharing!

We really enjoy Boxler syrup, we serve it everyday. And... we think it's fun supporting such a great family!

I would donate anytime I could to help him out n the woods. I miss being in the woods do sap line work. True passion of mine. Miss doing it myself. Congratulations on the soon to be new maple farmer.

There is a significant cash payout for all that...those ball valves are not cheap. Never mind all the other stuff I see. Your brother does a good job explaining things.

Snow. Trees. Taps. This must be the most wonderful combination to get the grand Boxler maple syrup.

Very cool instructional, Warren. Great job!

Looks like you’re doing a great job 👏 😊

I am very impressed by the amount of work that you all do; start up and set up, maintaince throughout the season, then your end of season work. And this just the beginning of the Sap Farm. WOW! Farming, no matter the type, is a lot of work. Very gratifying work.

Would like to see a video when you guys plumb in the dry line at the vacuum house.

That's an interesting System! A lot of work too! I hope you have a great run this spring!👍

As a small-time producer who just hangs bags, this is fascinating! I absolutely love the black line redundancy, a thing of beauty!

Wonderful

Excited about my order, thanks again!

Nice to see you again. Best wishes for a great season. May God Bless your baby. 💗🙏

Very informative!

Good to see you back. I hope your power company is dependable

I'm coming home soon!I didn't know it's clear out❤️

Interesting to see how you set things up, it's different from what I've seen in my neighbors bush. Very informative, thanks for sharing 👍

Gotta love supplyhouse and wow that is really interesting

Good job! I switched to all stainless steel y's at my wet/dry entrances, they're a little harder to install but last a lifetime.

I'm finding this absolutely fascinating! The length of piping is mind blowing, had no idea it would be left in permanently. Do falling branches or trees cause much damage?

You need another battery! Lol

This is awesome content,thank you. Some one needs a back pack full of batteries and fittings and hiking sticks full of hose clamps so he don’t run out..lol Sucking the Sap to get the sugar…mmmm

Why so late in doing this job,wouldn't warmer weather be better? Love this channel

Big investment in time and money - and the work looks great! How often do you guys walk the lines once you're all tapped and running?

I would recommend using SS fittings, we have replaced all our plastic to SS just for durability. When they freeze they beak easier if a tree falls on them.

OK, total tool geek question. The wire ties warren was using, are they double loop ties? I couldn't get a good look. Thanks and have a wonderful weekend!

Do you also grow new trees to help add to the forest?

Breaking chops 500k maple shack you bring one battery with you lol.

We would have to use a mainline tool to install those fittings, do u not have too because u just tighten the wire of the prelashed mainline and don’t actually have to tighten the mainline

Did you guys buy the woods on wethersfield Rd?

Please explain the 2 vacuum lines (Wet & Dry). Thank You

Is there a reason besides cost that you use plastic over SS? I've heard plastic has a higher chance to cause leaks. Along with them having a smaller diameter for flow.

How many acres is this new 5000 tap woods?

Do you ever need to replace the mainlines over the years from bacteria build up? Or does annual cleaning allow the mainline to be up until there's damage and need to be replaced?

How come you are using plastic fittings in the woods? We switched to all stainless steel fittings years ago, because the plastic ones would break all the time in the cold or when a tree came down on the pipe. I know they are more expensive but I highly recommend them.

Would the Adirondack back packs help carry supplies?

Poor Warren, his wrists are going to be so sore without an electric wrench for those clamps.

I only have like 5 trees I tap is it going to be worth it with all the warm weather we have ?

Another 5000.00Taps😅😊

Too bad you couldn't equip Warren with a competent apprentice, guess good help is hard to find for one!

HOW DO I GET A HAT ????? LOL

How did you get Warren to talk and cooperate to make this video??? 🤣 He didn't seem to like the speaking role in the past!

That is a whole truck load of clamps for a truck load of pipe. I recall seeing a clamping system a while back that I want to offer up to you fir consideration. I'm not a salesperson, and have no vested interest in this system. I am very impressed by it, and it has great reviews. ClampTite Tool I fully understand that you have a proven system that works fantastically for you. It is only an offering for consideration