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Nice video

👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻Not helpful. How do you take the motor off, do you take racks out

Also depends in if they are 2 or 3 string bales.

It’s like when you go on a road trip: when you stop for gas you also go pee and grab a bite to eat 🤷🏻‍♀️ I don’t make the rules, I just follow them….so does this horse 😂🤣😂

where did you get that paddle with the handle?

As a newbee I would like to know how long the bees were in the box’s. As I basically self teach myself knowing that would be helpful to compare my progress to. Thanks

Ehh

Very good information also best way to save bees from moisture. Thanks

I have my lids insulated and only one entrance at the bottom of the hive and the insulation keeps the heat off the top box in the summer and in the winter it protects against the outside temp changing the inside temp causing condensation and not venting the top keeps the queens out of my supers and I don’t have to use a queen excluder, I’ve been keeping bees for over 50 years and I used to vent the tops like crazy but when I started thinking of how a bee keeps the brood safe in a tree ,?they only use one entrance down low and the thick wood of the tree acts like insulation and keeps condensation from building up , also I’ve been having better luck with one brood box because in the winter if bees die off and the population dwindles then it’s harder for the bees to control the bigger space of two boxes , it took me a while to get it but if you try it you might just see the difference and how it’s easier for the bees to maintain their temp

Thank you. This really helped me understand the hay feedings.

A great asset to trimming heavy horse feet is a set of drafthorse sized "Budnippers." Force multiplying hoof nippers that go through the thickest, dryest draft horse horn with ease. Multiplies your force 13 times. Out of Idaho.

Any chance you have the DXF or whatever format CAD files for the lower panel?

I can't imagine what you thought was going to happen dumping 5lbs of wax in there at a time 😂😂😂 These are designed to take small amounts dropped directly in the middle. I will say, I did enjoy watching this video. But this is why companies have to build such long instruction manuals because they can never guess how many ways people will attempt to incorrectly use their machines.

We have two that pee when you come up to the gate.

Never take a torch to these when frozen. You can and will crack the cast iron head.

Thank you ! I appreciate your wisdom and knowledge .

GET TO THE POINT

That was helpful. Thank you! (If a bit meandering -- worse than me, I think. :D )

Like your hive

What is the height of the tank ? With out the leg

Great job ! Who made that lower panel for you? I need one. !

I do it a little different. The end boards I cut a 3/8 × 3/4 out of the top for a frame rest and down the sides for a rabbit joint. I don't use nails I use screws. I don't have a router table I use a table saw. I intend to get a dado blade soon, should make the groove cutting much faster. You do what works for you. I've found I can order unassembled boxes pretty cheap and save myself a lot of time on cutting. The few dollars I save isn't worth the time spent. I also save a ton of money by buying used equipment. I just bought a 16 foot trailer load stacked 3 deeps high for $350. 73 of them were in good shape and ready to use with a little paint. Another 46 need minor repair and paint. About half had frames in them that were in good shape. All the boxes seem to have come from the same manufacturer so the remaining boxes I can take apart and use the good pieces to put together a few more boxes. I only use deeps so I only have to fool with 1 size boxes and frames. I don't buy bees except the occasional queen, I use swarm traps, splits, and do cutouts to get mine. In need to do the cut outs or bee removal to get the extra wax I need plus it generates a little income.

Hi, nice video. I'm considering purchasing the Maxant Junior Spinner. I harvest honey from log hives in the forest, and it arrives at my processing facility as crushed comb. I plan to melt it with a melter capable of handling 500 kilograms in one batch at 49 degrees Celsius. After melting at this temperature, I would obtain 325 kilograms of separated honey and a 175-kilogram honey-wax mixture. I aim to use the Maxant Junior Spinner to separate the honey from the wax. If I proceed, how much time will it take to separate the melted honey-wax mixture of 175 kilograms?

Is it worth the money to use junior spinner?

Never load a centrifuge when it is running. subbed. thanks

Omg finally a valuable video thank you

I would like to know where you purchased the extension from your fogger to the propane tank. I purchased one as I saw on your video, however, it came in from Amazon without this attachment. Any suggestions where I can purchase one?

Looks very nice, where did you get the lower panel from? and your interior parts from?

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Interesting… I got 4 frame nucs with much more bees than these and won’t move them to a 10 frame box till I even put in a 5th frame! Many ways to skin a cow I guess!

Excellent work. Looks great for his age.

All of mine always freeze at the head, never underground. I don't have a hose connected. The gasket on the handle is wet so it freezes. Things are a pain. I torch them.

What a retard, what language is he speaking ?

The upper bucket with the holes is a great idea, I'll be using that idea for sure, thanks

Put your brain in gear before your mouth and you may come up with something helpful and constructive .,

Also another way is to build the boxes like NUCs. This way you can use plywood ends 1/2 or even 3/8 and use the same method. Check out Nuc assemblies

Hey. I just watched your video. Let me tell you how you never have to worry about your stopping for your router rabbit slot. Make your long side 1.5” longer. Make your short ends 1.5” shorter. Now just put your short ends between your long ones. Visa versa of what you were doing before. Easy peasy. Yes I know. Don’t feel stupid. I’m a certified journeyman carpenter from years back.

Have you ever tried a Freedom IBC Liner? So much easier and guaranteed interior surface.

This is hilarious it's sometimes $30 aud or $22 usd a bale for alfalfa in Sydney Australia.

She's just so excited to eat

Good vid- If you cut you ends a little shorter and your sides a little longer, you can attach the ends (inside) the sides and not have to worry about stopping the ledge cuts. Just a thought- I build my own and do this so I can cut the slot all the way across the end board.

Do you just feed than hay

We got one that dose the same

Your a douche - of course that hurts. Yes you could trim the feet without doing that but you are too lazy to train. You disgust me. Come here, let’s me yank your foot in some strange position. Disgusting!!!!!!!!!!

She peed on the hay 🐎💦

Hey I am thinking of redoing mine just like yours. I would love to talk to you and pick you mind and find out where you got your stuff.

Your not serpost to do that you'll break it's Hove

Hello, I have a quarterhorse that is horrible with his back feet. We have tried multiple different kinds of sedatives and he'll still try to kick no matter what we use on him. I saw this videos and was wondering if you had ever tried using stocks on a kicking horse and if the stocks hold up and can keep the horse safe if they did try to start kicking. Thanks for the advice!

A mouse got in my hive and chewed through all the frames 😩 the bees are gone but I still have 20 frames of built comb. What's there is moldy and dirty...sure the bees will clean it but what about the inevitable mouse pee on the frames and inside of the box? Should I pitch those frames and how would i clean the inside of the box? I saw someone use a weed burning torch but I don't own one

Is it in the ground? The poles?? Can u make a vid on how to build one lol lol also can u come to gailen Mi for a draft trim? Lol