Thanks for the review. I purchased this extractor and I'm looking forward to moving on from my Chinese wobble one. I did want to mention the fan from the new controller housing is way louder than the old one they used to use.
I purchased this extractor in January. It is a very nice machine. I can't wait to use it this season. I mounted my extractor on a triangular plywood base and added casters bolted through the feet of the extractor. I can roll it out of the way when not in use.
I started out with a 2-frame manual then a 3- frame motorized. I got hillco’s heated bottling tank this year and love it. I plan on ordering their 9- frame extractor like this one this year.
I have the Hillco 18 frame. 18 mediums or 9 deeps. I've used it 2 seasons and love it. It has preformed perfectly! No complaints. I did bolt it to the floor. I think that is must cause if it gets a little out of balance,and it will , there are no issues. If you need a heated bottling tank, I recommend Hillco's. They are top quality and cost a little less that some on the market. And the no drip valve doesn't drip.
@@RyanGrady I think Hillco has 3 sizes. I have the 19 gal. No more 5 gal buckets with the so called honey gate for me. The heated tank makes filling bottles actually fun.
:38 you are worth your weight in gold good sir. i explain things the exact same way. no hidden things, no games - just facts as you know them right now.
I’m not 100% sure to be honest. I use a bucket with micron filters and sieves. It fits underneath just fine, but I’m not 100% sure if my bucket is exactly 5 gallons or not.
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Thanks for the review. I purchased this extractor and I'm looking forward to moving on from my Chinese wobble one. I did want to mention the fan from the new controller housing is way louder than the old one they used to use.
I purchased this extractor in January. It is a very nice machine. I can't wait to use it this season. I mounted my extractor on a triangular plywood base and added casters bolted through the feet of the extractor. I can roll it out of the way when not in use.
thats a good idea. here i am hand humping it. i love it. it worked really well. ill be putting out a extraction video here in a week or two.
Handles would be a good idea. Good review
Right on, I love my machine though.
I started out with a 2-frame manual then a 3- frame motorized. I got hillco’s heated bottling tank this year and love it. I plan on ordering their 9- frame extractor like this one this year.
You won’t regret it! I’m looking at getting their heated bottling tank! 😉
I have the Hillco 18 frame. 18 mediums or 9 deeps. I've used it 2 seasons and love it. It has preformed perfectly! No complaints. I did bolt it to the floor. I think that is must cause if it gets a little out of balance,and it will , there are no issues. If you need a heated bottling tank, I recommend Hillco's. They are top quality and cost a little less that some on the market. And the no drip valve doesn't drip.
I absolutely am in the market for a heated bottling tank. Thank you for your suggestion.
@@RyanGrady I think Hillco has 3 sizes. I have the 19 gal. No more 5 gal buckets with the so called honey gate for me. The heated tank makes filling bottles actually fun.
:38 you are worth your weight in gold good sir. i explain things the exact same way. no hidden things, no games - just facts as you know them right now.
Yes sir, that’s me. No bull just get to the point! Thanks for watching.
@@RyanGrady i hope your channel does well
Will a 5 gallon bucket along with two sieves fit under the gate? Many thanks.
I’m not 100% sure to be honest. I use a bucket with micron filters and sieves. It fits underneath just fine, but I’m not 100% sure if my bucket is exactly 5 gallons or not.
I'm not a fan of the printed box for the motor controller. They look cheap and unfinished compared to the previous stainless steel metal boxes.
Yeah I have to say that mine is starting to warp a bit now that it has some age on it.