SPRING FEET KIT

Worth it's Weight in Honey!

I write this as I am spinning 10 frames at high speed. No bouncing and I can sit and watch while holding an iced cold beverage. This is well worth the money!

Worked great on uneven gravel!

I've been extracting with an 18 frame ML extractor for several years. I have it bolted to a pallet and then I stack lots of weight onto the pallet. Usually full buckets of honey. So, hundreds of pounds of ballast on the pallet. And sometimes it still takes two people to kind of hold and take the beating from the machine until the frames get most of the weight out of them. We recently moved out to the country and I no longer have a great place to extract honey indoors. The best I could do this year was on a mostly level gravel pad. It's at least 1/2" out of level, probably closer to 1". And it's gravel, so... Extraction went really well. It wasn't the 2000 pounds a used to do several years ago. But I believe it sped up my extracting speed because I was able to more quickly go to full speed. I was starting extraction at 50% and then after the main "slug" of honey flung out, I'd increase speed again. Usually, all the way to 100%, but sometimes spotting partway there. In years past it was common for me to forget to ramp the speed, so it was nice to have to tinker with it less. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the purchase!

Definitely well worth the investment. Now my new extractor sings "I Can't Dance" by the English rock band Genesis. These are definitely a game changer in my Honey House when it comes to extracting honey.