Do It Yourself to Create 100% Pure Organic Maple, Birch, or Walnut Syrup without food additive at home! Easy to Use: 1. Measure the height of the tap hole carefully before drilling, normally 4ft from the ground 2. Drill into the tree approximately 1 inch past the bark with the 5/16" drill bit, 15 degree upward 3. Insert the smooth end of the spout into the tree by a hammer 4. Collect sap with a food grade jar, hang the jar on the tree after an early Spring snow storm, the blue color also helps provide visibility 5. After finished collection, the equipment can be cleaned easily and reused next year 6. Create pure 100% organic maple syrup and enjoy your work. What's in the Box: -12 pcs NEW 0.26" tree taps -12 pcs NEW 2ft long food grade drop lines, 5/16" ID diameter -Instruction Guide included.
B**A
They don’t work
Tubes were tied and kinked, cheep junk. Tubes are short and crimped so fluid can’t flow through them, very flimsy and thin. Haven’t tried taps but one was jammed as even air didn’t flow through. Waste of time ,money, trash.
K**.
GARBAGE
They tout "eco friendly .26 in" size, then recommend people use a 5/16 drill bit which is WAY TOO LARGE. Sap can barely get through, the tubes came permanently kinked, complete waste of money and worse yet: they didn't even take the time to update the drilling instructions - causing numerous holes in our Maples with no matching taps/spiles. SAVE YOUR MONEY, buy ELSEWHERE.
J**K
Make sure you know what you are doing, these are not so forgiving for a beginner
These work very well, just make sure you drill the right size hole and don't tap too hard. These bend very easily.
T**S
Kinked hoses aren’t productive
I received my package of taps and hoses yesterday. When I opened the package all the hoses were folded inside a bag. Every hose has 2 kinks in them. I didn’t spend $20 dollars for kinked hoses. I need them to have full function when I’m tapping my trees. I’m sure the product is good if they were packed properly. I’m satisfied with the taps.
Z**K
5/16 drill size is way to big for these taps.
I did not read reviews prior to purchase or I would have seen the review that said the drill bit size in the instructions was way to large.. I drilled three 5/16 tap holes and they were way to big for the tap.
S**R
They work fine.
Hard to remove from tree without breaking and leaving a portion inside the tree.
A**R
Fast shipping
Worked out well. Small hole in tree
J**L
Okay
Drill smaller than what they tell you. Taps were super leaky. Also the lines it comes with are junk. They are cheaply made and all kinked.
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