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Old 03/09/13, 10:53 AM
 
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Heard someone in the store yesterday asking where the taps were sold.
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Old 03/10/13, 08:56 AM
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Heard someone in the store yesterday asking where the taps were sold.
There is a feed store in Novi. Sells splines ,diffrent kinds, tubeing ect. I also read that Lowes sells splines,but have not checked.
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Old 03/16/13, 07:01 AM
 
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Hansen's Hardware in Shepherd have spials.

ll the sap buckets have been out in Shepherd for about 2 weeks.

FWIW, Shepherd has a Maple Syrup Festival, the last full weekend in April.
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