
Replacement Parts for Smokers
Part Number Descripon
04-80103 4 x 7 Tinplate Top Assembly
04-92603 4 x 7 & 4 x 10 Stainless Top Assembly
04-80102A Smoker Grate
03-40161 Bellows Nut
M00805 Smoker Shield
The bees respond to the smoke by eang as much
honey as possible and become very calm. When the
smoke leaves the hive, the bees shortly revert to nor-
mal acvies.
For best results use Dadant and Sons Smoker Fuel item
number M00809. It is a natural ber that produces
good cool smoke.
The following items may also be used, but burn some-
what hoer:
Corn cobs
burlap (washed to remove pescides)
baler twine (natural, not plasc)
pine needles
ne wood chips
small twigs
dry roen wood
dry tree leaves
untreated straw
uncolored paper (rolled)
corrugated cardboard (rolled)
sumac bobs
wood pellets
Open the hinged top of your smoker. Look inside and
check that the smoker grate (round piece with the
holes) is securely seated on the boom of the smoker.
This grate supports the smoker fuel to provide good
burning and is removable for easy smoker cleaning. If
in shipping, this piece has loosened and is not in its
proper posion, simply push it back in place with your
hand. Now add the smoker fuel you have chosen and
ll to about half of your smoker’s volume and light it.
Pump the bellows gently to help the fuel start burn-
ing briskly. If not using Dadant & Sons Smoker Fuel,
add enough green leaves or green grass to ll smoker
and pack down, using your hive tool. This mixture will
produce a cool, dense, moist smoke. Close the smoker
lid securely. Pump the bellows occasionally when you
are not acvely using the smoker to ensure the proper
consistent burning of the smoker fuel.
Please note and follow the addional cauons listed
on this leaet for successful and enjoyable use.
Cauon- Treat your Bee Smoker with respect. It can
cause res, destrucon of property, burns, and injury.
Do not let children play with a Bee Smoker-lighted or
unlighted. Never pu a Bee Smoker in anyone’s face.
Danger of sparks, dust, etc. in the eyes and seng a
bee veil on re. Handle a Bee Smoker by the bellows
only. Do not allow loose embers or sparks to blow or
fall into grass, leaves, pine needles, etc. If ames ap-
pear, stop pung the bellows. Keep away from and
never place a hot or burning Bee Smoker near amma-
ble or combusble materials, such as gasoline, paint,
benzaldehyde, gloves, veils, etc. When you dump a
Bee Smoker make sure that the burning or smoldering
fuel is completely exnguished. When transporng
in a truck or car, make sure the re is out or nozzle is
plugged to stop dra and smoker is in a metal con-
tainer that can not p over. Be sure to exnguish a Bee
Smoker before storing in any building or vehicle. Use
good judgement and common sense.
Smokers