Yes That’s right the newest video we posted was that 090 race Thanks for watching

They are very powerful and Lods of torque but they are still old dinosaurs

Yes those Chainsaws are working at their maximum power it was inevitable for one to have a Catastrophic failure, he’s was alright afterwards so all good

Thanks for watching🤙🏼👍🏻

Your Welcome, it’s well worth the watch very loud in person

Ahaha that’s a good one, doesn’t take much and you can be of to hospital with a axe, but all worth the fun, Thanks for watching😃

Well worth the watch, great event in a Great little town👍🏻

Thank you Mr Binga have been practicing the chainsaw Skills Hopefully the timber is good and burns nice 👍🏻

@@svenomick5857 cheers Mick Was definitely a good one, been watching you for quite some time too, how is it in nsw?

Cheers Mick🤙🏼😃

That’s Exactly right all depends on the billet one was pretty rotten which was pretty bad for him

@@Chucky-b7v Thank you Very much Wayne🙏🏼

@ Cheers mate.

@@giuseppelatina2640 thanks so much Giuseppe, it was one of the first time that Tyson properly used one so went really great

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It’s a genie lift not sure where to buy them directly but marketplace always have them

Awesome man love that❤️

@@glenaddems2930 I have tried that and it stirs them up, the one frame at a time works for us, even though it’s one at a time we can still keep up with each other

Thank you for the Support, we suspect it a Old Gum tree, what ever it is it’s Insanely hard, Thanks for watching👍🏻

@ No worries mate. Thanks for getting back to me 👍🏼

@@Billy-burner quite a few for sale right now gotta keep your eye out

@AussieBucking people want crack money for them. Well in w.a. at least

@ We only paid $250 for the husky 365 and a Stihl ms180, carry box and new chains was a cracker of a deal

Nice Chainsaw Greetings from Germany Peter ​@@AussieBucking

@@patrickvennard838 there’s quite a lot of them here a couple pop up on marketplace everyday.

@@giuseppelatina2640 That’s exactly right no technology not much Emission laws choking them up and cheap easy to get parts, would love to buy a new 5 series one day. Thanks for watching Giuseppe 👍🏻

@@ahmadakkad7870 thank you very much, where located near the Sunshine Coast area, Thanks for watching

Cheers Jared, come over any time, with the goo bee season this year why not make videos best I’ve had in my beekeeping career

Thanks Giuseppe, hopefully they can pay for more equipment for us to make the next seasons extraction quicker and easier Thanks for watching!

No worries Paul can organise next one your down in our area, thanks for watching👍🏻

My mentor Sean as said in the video is married to a second generation beekeeper they said it doesn’t matter as long if it’s your own supers from your apiary because you know you got no disease , was told also never feed honey back to the bees that is not your own it’s the best way to spread diseases

@AussieBucking open feeding honey is illegal in Australia. It is recommended that every beekeeper with over 50 hives maintains a full barrier system. Otherwise afb can wipe out all the hives in one foul swoop. Have a look at professional beekeepers webpage and the code of practice for beekeepers in Australia. The rules get strict and you must be doing honey sampling for afb etc over 50 hives, lots of rules and regulations to follow.

@@rockhamptonbeesqueenslanda6287 the only honey the bees get back is the tiny bit of leftover in the wax would never open feed honey

Benefit Bee is a Chinese company.

Thanks Ian 👍🏻

Thanks for the tip! Will try some, never dipped before only rolled on Thanks for watching

Don’t know for sure it’s food grade, micro plastics are very bad but hope there is none seeping into the honey Thanks for watching

By the time we do all the brushing and decapping the is no water left on the frames they are %100 dry, the honey is as thick as you can get it

@AussieBucking I know it seems that way - but honey is hygroscopic the honey is absorbing the water- any water in the process at all will be absorbed into the honey and then settle out and start fermentation process. Food safe would have kittens about that process... this is what i do for a living, run 1k hives. the other thing is that brush is constantly spreading disease between hives and being dunked into a bucket and going again. This is part of good hygienic practices including using a barrier system to prevent spread of pests and diseases in honey bee colonies. Water and honey are completely incompatible - it contaminates the product - you can't even have high humidity during extraction as it absorbs moisture that well - just like brake fluid.

Thanks for the Great information! I still have boxes from 10 years ago still holding up perfectly, the problem is the timber quality in the last 3 years, the timber is getting softer and softer almost to the point where the screws don’t hold in with A grade timber

@AussieBucking the wet years make them rot quicker. Seen the cycles from years gone by. We had a dry period for a lots of years which makes the boxes last longer and now the wet years/moisture is rotting them - It happens in cycles. We have boxes 50 years old that were 5 % copper napthante dipped - the paint doesn't last as long as the boxes. Timber is long gone anyway, I would bother using anything but nuplas these days - no comparison for price quality etc.

@@glennsmethurst2235 no Sunshine Coast qld

Glad you enjoyed it!👍🏻

So are you saying put your hive tool into the brood box and kill brood?are you saying that the Bees will leave the Honey boxes and go back to the brood to sort that out which you have done with your hive tool?

@@bennybeekeeper cheers Benny hope you enjoyed

@@byronmrackley2261 😂😂😂😂 soo true was a big process

this made me giggle lol

@@jordanebert2093 that’s great to hear, thanks for watching👍🏻

Thanks so much Giuseppe was a lot of work but a lot of fun too👍🏻

Thank you, Stewart. Very kind of you. Hope one day this gets you into some Bees.😉

@@huskywiz cheers mate👍🏻

Just turned 17👍🏻