This year we decided to purchase a honey extractor. With the past 4 years doing it manually, taking so much time and not being an efficient way to extract honey from the frames it was time to take the step and add a honey extractor to our equipment.
Our extractor is only a two-frame extractor and a hand crank at that as well as a low end of the kind you can buy, it's basically the economy version, but we are just happy to get one! The picture on the right is a look down inside it. You can see the two baskets that the frames sit in, you slide the top close and it acts like a centrifuge, spinning at a fast rate of speed sending the honey down the sides to the spout below that opens up to filters that empty into a dispensing bucket that fills the jars! We are gearing up for the best honey season we have ever had. I have grown as a beekeeper and this is my pay off for never giving up on the bees!
congrats on your new honey extractor! im sure it will make things a bit easier and cut down on time! enjoy! fun!
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ReplyDeleteI just bought this same extractor (2nd hand). It came in a box with no name or markings. Can you tell me what brand it is, so that I may contact the company and get some instructions for it? Thanks in advance......Diana
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