VINGLI 4 Four Frames Manual Crank Honey Extractor #304 Stainless Steel Beekeeping Pro Extraction Equipment Honeycomb Spinner Drum Honey Separator Commercial Honey Centrifuge with Adjustable Stands

The quality of the material appears to be very good.The performance of the material was very good.The only leakage was when I cleaned it before and after use the honey valve has a cracked defect in it. It would be nice to get a replacement, but it did not leak honey. Was extremely nice that my 5 gallon Honey bucket had plenty of room to fit underneath the separator.I think that it was fairly easy to clean.It was easy to assemble.

This works very well for my small operation. Good quality. My only suggestion would be to spend more time on de-burring the parts as none of the parts had been de-burred when I received it. Works like a champ.

I like it can handle 4 frames, including deeps. I don't like it can become unbalanced. Overall, it seems like it should do the job for several years. Cleaned up fairly easy. Gate valve didn't leak. It included a l-shaped bolt that I have no idea where it goes and asked the seller and received no response.

I am very impressed with this extractor. The quality is very good especially for the price. I can't believe how good it actually is. I was not very hopeful when I ordered it but it's really nice. Very smooth spinning the the only thing I don't like is the handle isn't clutched so it'll keep spinning when you let go but o well. The directions suck but just look at the picture on the directions and it's about all you need.

The release valve at the bottom is a joke - it isn't even close to sealing. It has a flat face and the base of the extractor is round - a thin gasket is provided but even when you tighten it up, it doesn't remedy that the two parts don't match.In the end, a liberal application of silicone fixed the honey leak.

I had no parts missing and no dents. Was easy to be assembled and work. Make sure all bolts are tightened. I also regreased the main gear and oiled the bearings, I tested before and after doing this, it was smoother. I did find depending on which direction you spin the frames did make a difference to me. It does squeal on bottom bushing when spinning, some.Do not spend too fast, I did read of it breaking on people, but wonder if were spinning to fast. It shook some but make sure you screw the legs down and this helps.I extracted 20 lbs. of honey without any issues.

Good

I live in a fairly remote area and when I had a deadout just coming into Spring I called the only other beekeeper around to see if I could borrow his extractor. He said no and asked if I could wait until later in the year when he was running his own frames through. I said no. I thought to myself, how bad could I get hurt at this price!Well, it came a little more un-assembled than it was meant to, had a few nice dings in the stainless from shipping but I put it back together, threw the frames in and started crankin'. Works just fine and I'm sure it will continue to work fine for years to come. Good from the money and that golden honey.