@@sweetsadiehoney Dave, I have got same bucket as yours and put some plastic honey gate from Amazon. Made a hole that is nice fit to the gate but the thin silicone gasket does not stay put when tighten nut inside the bucket. So it leaks in the connection bucket-gate. Could you share the link on the hone gate you are using? Thank you.
@@slavkochepasov8134 I bought the bucket I am using from our local bee supply store, and it came with the honey gate already installed. I'm sure good quality gates can be purchased through HillCo,, Dadant or Mann Lake.
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Thanks for the great tips!
Our pleasure! Hope they help.
thank you.
Tip #1 is awesome! Very practical for small operations. Thank you Dave.
Glad we can help! We are all basically small operations. Let's share those things that make it all just a bit easier.
@@sweetsadiehoney Dave, I have got same bucket as yours and put some plastic honey gate from Amazon. Made a hole that is nice fit to the gate but the thin silicone gasket does not stay put when tighten nut inside the bucket. So it leaks in the connection bucket-gate. Could you share the link on the hone gate you are using? Thank you.
@@slavkochepasov8134 I bought the bucket I am using from our local bee supply store, and it came with the honey gate already installed. I'm sure good quality gates can be purchased through HillCo,, Dadant or Mann Lake.
@@sweetsadiehoney Agree. I am testing my luck with the Mann Lake at this time :)
Great.
Next tip: use a heat blower to remove caps. Fast and no way honey mixture to deal with. But put up a shield as the wax pops off the cells.