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Well there really isn't allot of money to be made. Its a labor of love! Prices range from $40 to $85 dollars a gallon for maple syrup. You can do the same process for birch sap too, but it takes about 100 gallons of birch sap to make a gallon of syrup. Birch syrup has the sweet taste but not the same as maple. He has about 1,000 taps out, about 220 of them are into buckets, the rest are on tubing that runs to a number of 20, 30, 60, gallon containers. He has a Yamaha Grizzly with tracks. Has a 12 volt pump in a 5 gallon bucket mounted to the front of it, with two 35 gallon tanks mounted to the racks. Drives it to the buckets dumps them into the 5 gallon bucket and while driving to the next set of buckets it pumps into the tanks. Also has a homelite gas pump, use that to empty out the larger containers. Drives the Grizzly back to the sugar house, or when across town back to the 1983 K30 dump with two 275 cage tanks in it, pumps it into them. Loads the wheeler back into the truck and goes to the next place. Hes a Chevy freak too!! Has had a few 73-87s, several 67-72s. Currently has the 83 K30 dump, and a 2009 2500HD with a duramx / allison combo.