VIVO Electric Honey Extractor 3 Frame Rack, Stainless Steel, Powered Honeycomb Drum Spinner BEE-V003E
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Size: 3 Frame Rack
Features
- VIVO Electric Honey Extractor - With this products quiet 120V AC Motor, extracting honey has never been easier! The honey gate is elevated 15.25 from the floor to help keep the drum clear of extracted honey and allow room for a 5-gallon bucket underneath the gate.
- Steel Drum - The stainless steel drum on this 3-frame extractor is 24 tall and 15 in diameter, perfect for extracting a lot of honey at one time. The gate opening rests a mere 0.5 above the bottom of the barrel, so you can easily get most of the honey out of the extractor without having to tip it forward.
- Frames - This honey extractor fits shallow, medium, and deep frames with metal gears enclosed to keep them clean of honey.
- Clear Lid - With a clear plastic lid, you can easily watch your honey as it spins.
- We've Got You Covered - This honey extractor comes with a limited 1-year Manufacturer warranty as well as friendly tech support to help with any questions or concerns.
Package Dimensions: 38.25 x 18.5 x 18 inches
Item Weight: 43.1 pounds
Manufacturer: VIVO
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: BEE-V003E
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 8 Frame Rack
After reviewing many different extractors, I decided on the Vivo BEE-4000E. I am a small hobbyist with 9 hives, but I wanted an electric extractor without spending a fortune. The reviews on this Vivo model were good and I decided to give it a chance. I’ve only used it once but am very pleased with the performance. The extractor arrived last week. It was well packed, had no damage at all and all the parts were there. Assembly was a breeze taking 15-20 minutes. All you need to do is bolt on the legs and plexiglass tops. The extractor is well built, good quality material and quite sturdy. The basket is heavy and designed well and holds the frames perfectly in place during extraction. The motor is quiet and smooth. The rheostat control smoothly adjusts speeds. There is a small ball bearing that the basket rests on. When cleaning the tank you have to be careful not to lose the bearing as it will fall out of place if you tip the unit over. After assembly and washing out the tank, I harvested 4 medium frames so I could test it out. It worked perfectly. It is easy to load and unload frames. The basket spun smoothly and was well balanced. I had the extractor sitting on the garage floor without bolting it down to anything and there was virtually no vibration and the extractor didn’t tend to “walk” while spinning. A 5-gallon bucket and strainer fits easily under the honey gate, but there isn’t much room left to tip the drum over to drain the last of the honey. You may want to find a way to elevate it a little more to make tipping the tank easier. Cleanup was quick and easy (just don’t forget about the ball bearing). All in all, I am very happy with this extractor and feel it is well worth the investment. Hopefully I’ll continue to feel this way after several more uses next spring.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2018 by Thomas G. Stanley
Size: 8 Frame Rack
This extractor performs as expected. It is well constructed and very attractive.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Janet Jackson
Size: 8 Frame Rack
With hesitation I ordered an extractor online instead of purchasing in person at the local bee store. I had selected this extractor at a bit of a higher price because it said it would ship quicker...it didn't ship as quickly as stated but was only a few days delayed. Upon arrival it was indeed damaged. Honey extraction doesn't wait well and I was very disappaointed BUT working with the seller was very easy. They were quick to respond and quickly shipped out another extractor without the aggravation of having to return the damaged one. The second extractor arrived only missing one bolt that we were able to use from the damaged shipment. All in all, it worked out because the seller was very responsive and reasonable to work with. Much appreciated. This extractor works well for our small (about six hive) honey hobby.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by S. Howard
Size: 8 Frame Rack
I have a good number of hives but don't keep bees full time and couldn't justify purchasing a $1200+ unit for my operation. I decided to give this a go since the price was right and it has the motor. I'd been hand cranking for the last few years and that's absolutely miserable! No, there are no instructions but it wasn't an issue to figure out how to put it together. Once cleaned out and I had frames uncapped the device was quiet and smooth. I started with 4 mediums radially and then after 20-30 minutes I'd add 4 full ones, so 8 frames in the extractor but only 4 full at a time. I'd then pull the first 4 and replace those will full honey frames. I'm sure it could handle 8 full frames but this worked fine for me. For those complaining about it shaking, you do need to mount it to a pallet or directly to your floor. It's also incredibly important to balance your frames. All of mine were completely full and uncapped with a hot knife so they were all level and evenly weighted. With a little care I had no issues with shaking at all. It did arrive with a broken top plexi shield, likely fault to the shipper. I emailed Vivo and they had one to me in just a few days! Great customer service and a great product for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2021 by MTNMYKE
Size: 8 Frame Rack
I had been borrowing a hand crank extractor that only held 4 frames. It did the job but had some issues with cleaning (sharp edges) and needed to run each set of frames twice (tangential extraction). This extractor has greatly improved the extraction process. It hold 8 frames for radial extraction to get all the honey in one run. The assembly was easy and it is also easy to clean - no sharp edges. The motor drive and speed control works very well and is the best feature for maximizing the honey extraction yields. It was fairly easy to extract 30 frames in just a couple of hours and that honey paid for the extractor right there. Easy to recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by JTF
Size: 8 Frame Rack
This is a decent machine at a good price. I made several modifications that improved function. First, wrap the spindle cushion assembly (that holds the red star-shaped rubber coupler) with electrical tape... this will prevent uncoupling during vibrations that can occur at the beginning of the process. I do not believe that the taping will interfere greatly with the intended dampening function. Next, purchase and install metric M8 Knurled Clamping Nuts (Amazon B0987XQ8GQ) and/or Threaded Ball Knobs (Amazon B019RATXWY), replacing the nuts securing the top frame... eliminating the need for wrenches when cleaning. I use a 1/2 inch plywood base 4 foot square, or more, with carriage bolts that attach to the three legs using wing nuts. Storage is easy when not in use. When first spinning new frames, there can be vibrations due to imbalances. If this is the case, just use a lower initial spin setting. After the honey spins out of the combs, the vibrations will usually ease. It can help to spin each side twice to eventually allow a faster spin speed. The units legs are placed so lifting one leg allows tilting to better drain contents through the drain hatch. It would be nice to have a braking device, but that would add a major cost. Cleaning is easy with a pressure washer, but it is not a necessity.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by Richard