3CDL Maple Sugaring Equipment
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY
Wood evaporators can be dangerous. Always wear heat-proof gloves and clothing when operating
an evaporator. Sugar shacks often have visitors. Make sure all visitors, especially children, stay
a safe distance away from the evaporator.
Wood-burning evaporators run on solid fuel (wood) and produce intense heat in the front and
near the chimneys. When placing your evaporator, make sure the floor is made of cement or
ceramic tiles that are strong enough to bear the weight of the evaporator and its contents.
Additionally, the evaporator must be at least 24" away from the walls on all sides. If you need to
place the evaporator closer to a wall, install a heat-resistant coating on that wall. We strongly
recommend that you contact your insurance company to ensure that the evaporator is installed
according to their safety rules, as companies have different requirements.
BASIC COMPONENTS INCLUDED 4
OPTIONAL PARTS 4
ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION 5
CUTTING INSULATION FOR THE DOOR AND
FRONT AND BACK PLATES 10
BRICKING 11
OPERATING THE EVAPORATOR 14
WARRANTY 15
