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    Sapsuckers | The Triple Tap™ Maple Syrup Kit

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    Original price $87.99
    Original price $87.99 - Original price $87.99
    Original price $87.99
    Current price $70.39
    $70.39 - $70.39
    Current price $70.39

    🇨🇦 Assembled by hand in Markham, Ontario · 📦 Tracked Canada Post shipping · ✅ 30-day returns on unopened kits · 🔒 Secure checkout

    The Triple Tap™ Maple Syrup Kit is built for the backyard sugar maker who's ready for more. Spread the three taps across up to three maples, or put two on one big, established tree and the third on another — whatever your yard calls for. Either way, you'll collect more sap, boil more syrup, and enjoy a richer, more rewarding sugaring season.

    Perfect for families, hobbyists, and cottage owners, this kit brings a bigger taste of Canadian tradition to your backyard. More taps. More syrup. More memories.

    Proudly Canadian — From Our Backyard to Yours™.

    What's in the box

    • 3 metal spiles
    • 1 drill bit
    • 5 sap collection bags
    • 3 sap bag holders
    • 1 reusable felt filter, made in Canada
    • Step-by-step instructions
    • 3 taps total — up to three maple trees
    • Food‑safe, durable components
    • Ideal for growing sugaring setups
    • Great for families and hobbyists

    How many trees can I tap?

    Up to three. Each spile makes one tap, and you have three to place however your yard works best:

    • Three trees, one tap each: each tree at least 25 cm (10") across at chest height, or 80 cm (31") around.
    • Two taps on one big maple: only if it's at least 46 cm (18") across, or 145 cm (57") around. Put the third tap on another tree.
    • Keep your trees healthy: we don't recommend more than two taps on any backyard tree.
    • Best trees: sugar maple gives the sweetest sap. Red, silver and black maples work too.
    • What you'll get: each tap usually gives 20–55 L of sap over a season, so three taps boil down to about 1½–4 L of syrup

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