Loading bee hives with an Ezyloader300 - a Canadian Beekeeper’s Blog

[@garydungelman6530]

At least you have her in the field working God bless

[@ETsBees]

lol, love it. Good to see you kids working with you

[@cluelessbeekeeping1322]

Ah, I think I figured out how that EZLoader works. Up till this video, I was convinced you were a *_Witch_* and it was just magic. Those little black bars are controlling the up and down bit. Got it.

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

CluelessBeeKeeping lol

[@Shime1412]

Hello and thank you for your great videos! Can you show us please more in detail about the cards you have sticking in front of the bee hives for marking them to have a look etc... Greetings from a beekeper of Austria!

[@vitaliy3797]

You guys are awesome !

[@florianzlibut5938]

multumesc

[@TarlBooth22]

Curious how many hives you haul at a time with this flatbed and how long is the bed?

[@bogdansusa573]

Hi Ian can i ask you how much you paid for ezyloader? Thanks a lot for all your videos

[@mesachie]

Great video Ian, you've hardly aged since I last saw you [in Kelowna]. I had a great time, due in large part to excellent presenters like yourself. I've been spreading your word here on Vancouver Island since I got back and I hope to see your subscriptions rise. Just tonight I was talking with a beek who's interested in adopting a single hive box methodology. It was a thrill telling him about how you run singles and your extensive use of nucs. You've sure opened my eyes to beekeeping in ways I've not previously considered. I can hardly wait to start making nucs for next year. One question about this video; what device was used to deliver the oxalic acid vapour? I'm not familiar with it. Cheers.

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

Psycho Tie look into my playlist, under Oxalic Acid Vaporization

[@abrahamstark2944]

What do you thing about using foreigner beekepers?

[@myingroupidoldidnothingwro4650]

Doing some quick math... with stacks of 6, your storage can hold up to around 2,500 single box hives. I seem to recall you mentioning running 200 hives. Just curious, what's the rest of the space for? Are you hoping to expand further? Renting out storage space?

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

My Ingroup Idol Did Nothing Wrong I run 12-1500 hives Winter capacity is more so volume based, requiring 15-20 cubic feet per hive

[@myingroupidoldidnothingwro4650]

Ah, that explains it, thanks. With decent aisle space that would just about fill your (for lack of a better word) barn. That's about .5 m3, sounds fair. Using Langstroth format, I believe? I'm just starting up, as a sideline. You're making me jealous. Good! :)

[@jimpark3665]

Where did you get your crane and what did it cost

[@rsavain]

Can you give details on your truck?

[@ShannonD.999]

Hahaha ♥️♥️

[@Игоревич-н3ч]

Hello,what is the departure of the boom meters at Easyloader 300

[@hex0rz1]

Too bad i couldn't work for you a season...

[@hex0rz1]

Bладимир Гниденко Translation?

[@myingroupidoldidnothingwro4650]

@hex0rz1 He's asking how much that truck costs. I believe Ian answered somewhere that the crane alone is about $30k, not clear if Canadian or US.

[@RandomsFandom]

That forklift sounds like air bubbles in the oil.

[@azaikin2004]

Tell the pipe diameter of the first section ezyloader.

[@beth-rg8bm]

Shoot....it was not expected not to snow again.....

[@Bees_for_Kids]

How much is one of these Ezyloaders?

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

Bees For Kids www.herbee.com

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

Bees For Kids $30G plus

[@Bees_for_Kids]

Thank you! Is this Canadian or US $?

[@АлександрПлатонов-р5ч]

very informative video👍👍👍

[@unclebobsbees4899]

@@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog According to the website this gentleman has retired, spare parts only. That's a bummer.