Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Honey Extractor Separator 3 Frame Stainless Steel Honeycomb Drum Spinner Crank Beekeeping Equipment Apiary Centrifuge Equipment

Found it usable. I was worried reading other reviews that the crank was weak, and it does grind a bit in one direction. I've extracted two 7 frame medium supers so far in two sessions, and it's holding up. It is sturdy enough (bolted to a plywood base) that I spun one full medium frame by itself (7 is not divisible by 3), and it didn't self-destruct.The tub was quite clean and shiny, but the cage for the frames was sloppily welded, covered in weld splatter and some nasty powdery gunk. It took a lot of elbow grease and brillo to clean it up to a food-safe condition.In removing the cage, I did learn that the central axle rotates in a cup welded to the bottom of the tub. It was filled with black grease of questionable provenance, which I washed out. I only just noticed a ball bearing in the grease, which is what the axle rotates on, before losing it in the grass. Somehow I found it again, replaced it and lubricated it with a dab of coconut oil, which was the only food grease I had around, which worked fine.

I harvested honey with this extractor 4 times this season and had no problems. Yes, it wobbles something fierce, but that's to be expected unless you're somehow able to make sure each of your frames is the exact same weight. It's a 2-person process- 1 to turn the crank and hang on and another to help hold it steady and make sure the honey gate stays over the bucket. Tighten the bolts each time you go to use it because they do tend to loosen. This is a perfectly fine extractor for a reasonable price and it meets my needs in managing 3 backyard hives.

I received this honey extractor earlier than the delivery date. It was easy to put the extractor together and it was well built. It held 3 frames great. The extractor worked well and got all my honey out of the frames like it wassuppose to. I would definitely recommend this honey extractor!

Todo fue de mi agrado

This is my first year as a beekeeper and I have one hive. I started with a nuc in mid-May and was able to harvest 7 super frames 10 weeks after I started. I knew I wanted to invest in my own equipment rather than borrow from someone. I also know that I plan on having a maximum of 3 hives at some point, so I didn't see the need for an electric extractor. The 3 frame manual extractor from Vevor was just what I was looking for. It's very easy to use, easy to take apart for cleaning, and easy to put back together until next use. We did build a wooden base and bolted the legs down after finding out it doesn't take a lot of spinning before the unit is "walking" around. The unit arrived when promised and was packed in a professional manner. I'm very happy with this purchase!

This was easy to order, easy to assemble, and easy to use. Great value! I would recommend it to anyone.

Initial inspection, out of the box shows a decent piece of equipment, edges are sharp (be careful) could be better deburring and edge breaking. it does extract honey as it is supposed to do, I like the hold downs for the right-angle drive, out of curiosity I removed the face of the drive unit, glad I did very little grease, added a good amount of food grade silicone grease. I would recommend for small time extraction, might not handle doing hundreds of frames does real well with my 50 or 60.

Love the quality of the extractor and a great price too. Very easy to assemble and clean up. Makes honey extraction a breeze. If extracting one frame we put two empty frames for balance.

Good quality and works like it is supposed to. I used it to extract medium frames and deep frames. Did not take long to spin out about 60lbs.