FD525

9 1/8" Pro Feeder - 2 1/2" Wide (Holds 1 1/2 Gallons) with Cap and Ladder

$17.95
QTY *Max order of 19

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Product Details

Description

  • Stronger: The wood cap system and the inside wall supports add to the unparalleled structural integrity of the feeder.
  • Revolutionary Cap & Ladder System: Sealed feeding tubes ensure the bees are confined to the feeding area so you will experience minimal drowning.
  • Easy To Clean: This is the only feeder available where the entire cap and ladder system is easily removed for cleaning.
  • No Burr Comb To Clean: Sealed feeding tubes prevent the bees from making burr comb in the feeder and keep the queen from laying brood inside.
  • Textured Interior Wall: Textured interior walls for those who wish to use the feeder without the cap and ladder system.
  • New & Improved Ladder!: We've completely redesigned the ladder using better material and adding a lip at the top and a flat bottom to hold it in place better.

 

  • Holds 1½ gallons (5.68 l)
  • Ear measures 2½" (6.35 cm)
  • Fits with a ¾" (1.94 cm) gap using 8 new frames
  • Made in the USA

Remove honey supers intended for human consumption prior to feeding.

Specification

  • 3.50 x 9.40 x 19.90 inches
  • 2.40 LBS

Reviews

11 Reviews
  • 4

    I really like these feeders

    by Billy Rowell on Aug 01, 2024

    i like these

  • 5

    Great Feeder

    by A.E.McClain on Jun 10, 2024

    This is a great feeder and the width is perfect for 10 frame gear. I fit 8 frames and this feeder in a 10 frame box. The ladders minimize bees that drown I usually only see one or two when refilling.

  • 5

    Must have feeder

    by KENNETH MAZUR on May 25, 2024

    This is my second year as a bee keeper and I love these feeders my bees draw comb out so fast. They are very happy hives. It's a must if your just starting the journey. I set it in the brood box till a nuc fills 7 frames then move it.

  • 3

    Usage

    by Howard Hazelwood on May 24, 2024

    Why do you have to remove honey supers prior to feeding. This kind of defeats the whole purpose of feeding in the spring when the bees are active drawing comb and capping.