SPOUTS AND FITTINGS

With a reduced diameter of ¼”, the 708 will minimize the compartmentalization zone (dead wood area) affected by tap holes. The diameter and depth of the tap hole have a direct influence on how large this area becomes. If sustainability of your bush is a priority, ¼” spouts drastically reduce the compartmentalization effect. 

Time-tested field use for many years. Sturdy dual barb tubing holds for all gravity and vacuum installations. Progressive spout shaft can be used with either a 19/64” or 5/16” bit. 

Thin wall technology is more forgiving and ensures the best sealing at the tap hole. The clearer polycarbonate transparency is ideal to visually inspect leaks as sap can be seen easily running through it. 

The perfect combination of quality and value. Lightweight yet heavy-duty design is a great choice for high yield applications. Single 3/16” barb improves installation efficiency. 

• Black Nylon Spout
• 3/16" tubing connection
• 19/64" tap hole

The perfect combination of quality and value. Lightweight yet heavy-duty design is a great choice for high yield applications. Single 3/16” barb improves installation efficiency. 

• Blue Nylon Spout
• 3/16" tubing connection
• 19/64" tap hole

The perfect combination of quality and value. Lightweight yet heavy-duty design is a great choice for high yield applications. Single barb improves installation efficiency.

Time-tested field use for many years. Sturdy dual barb tubing holds for all gravity and vacuum installations. Progressive spout shaft can be used with either a 19/64” or 5/16” bit. 

With a reduced diameter of ¼”, the 708 will minimize the compartmentalization zone (dead wood area) affected by tap holes. The diameter and depth of the tap hole have a direct influence on how large this area becomes. If sustainability of your bush is a priority, ¼” spouts drastically reduce the compartmentalization effect. 

With a reduced diameter of ¼”, the 708 will minimize the compartmentalization zone (dead wood area) affected by tap holes. The diameter and depth of the tap hole have a direct influence on how large this area becomes. If sustainability of your bush is a priority, ¼” spouts drastically reduce the compartmentalization effect.