Customer Reviews for VEVOR Honey Extractor, 4/8 Frame Manual Honey Spinner with Transparent Lid, Stainless Steel Honeycomb Drum Spinner with Height Adjustable Stand, Honeycomb Extraction Equipment for Beekeeping

It does what it's supposed to do. Balance is the big thing. Be careful to position frames the same direction and on all sides. It helped to screw down the feet to a sheet of plywood and stand on the plywood. Definitely a great value and it's holding up.

Good quality for the price. It is a budget extractor, and the frame rests are a tiny bit large but still will hold frames ok while spinning. Perfect for any hobbie bee keeper.

Honungsslunga. Gnisslar efter ett tag och rätt jobbig, men fungerar.

Tut das was sie soll

Bonjour, je vous ai acheté un extracteur récemment, et après 3 hausses, il y a un gros bruit qui me semble pas normal. j'ai trouvé au fond de la cuve, dans le support axial, comme un liquide métallique (pas très bon si ça se mélange au miel). J'ai enregistré une vidéo, je voudrais vous la transmettre, avez-vous une adresse mail ? ça m'inquiète un peu vu que le produit est neuf. qu'en pensez-vous ? merci

It was a good machine for a small honey harvester. I used it two seasons, harvested around 400lbs of honey and the leg weld broke. Ihad it bolted to the floor and did my best to be careful amd easy with it. The legs are not attached well at all. AND when I originally looked at the product the advert was misleading because the legs LOOK like the bolt on. It was decent for $125. I wouldn't buy it again though.

The extractor is ok if you're using it for commercial or langsroth frames but doesn't work for national frames that we have in Ireland and the UK. I bought in error and tried to process a return and heard nothing from them, which is the reason for the low rating. I have since altered the extractor to work with my frames but wouldn't recommend it unless you're comfortable with cutting, welding and passivating stainless steel.

Bad customer service no free return

Legs way too flimsy. First use two of the tree leg that were bolted to the floor broke. Other seller use sturdy steel...not thin stainless sheets for the leg that are rocked when you extract your honey. Please Vevor upgrade...I will still use it but without the legs. will cut a hole in a pallet and insert it.

They cut corners with the gear design which results in the gear ratio being wholly insufficient for a hand crank unit. It is virtually impossible to turn the basket when filled with 6 full medium frames. After considerable effort to get the basket spinning, there is hardly any useful coasting momentum compared to a variety of other hand crank extractors I have used. I was super stoked to try out this radial configuration but the design limitations end up making the unit virtually useless. Too bad Vevor didn’t make an add-on electric motor for this one. Assembly instructions are incorrect and also insufficient, containing zero detail on bolt/nut/washer order and orientation with odd numbers of some pieces that make you wonder if there are pieces are missing.