2020 Honey extraction

I used the Lega 16/28 frame motorized extractor. This runs on a standard 110v outlet which gives you a lot of extraction power without having to upgrade your electrical supply.
With this many frames, it's very easy to get a wobble in the machine. By the end I was able to figure out how to manage it.
The locking system on the extractor is confusing and I just bypassed it by using the other side. Do this at your own risk. I was eventually able to figure out the lock and will be using it the way it's meant to be used in the future.
I purchased this with my own money. This is not an advertisement. I am pleased with the value and effectiveness of this extractor.

[@danntheskywalker8667]

Those bees really stayed with their life work until the end. Respect 🙌🏼

[@Dannychow22545]

"There's a Bee in it!" 😂

[@ahnmik2802]

Poor little bee just got the ride of her life 🤣

[@rainey06au]

2:56 **please standby, regular broadcasting will return soon**

[@ARGCDG]

Looks delicious. Put that on some salmon. Yummmm

[@fishingwithfilitsa]

Very nice

[@Diatomussy]

So cool

[@Mars0984]

Great footage. I love raw honey 🍯

[@seang2012]

2021 those bees are coming after this guy.

[@mattmarzula]

Any thoughts on hives with taps? Something tells me the yield is lower but, being less invasive seems like an okay proposition.

[@TheBeeMan]

Flow hive is the most common and its extremely expensive and doesn't really save you much work. You call can be sure you're getting honey that's been capped over with it since it taps from all the frames. It works but this way is cheaper and I have more control

[@Poordirtfarmer]

👀👍👀

[@LuizHenrique9406]

So, have you already been sued by a bee before?

[@TheBeeMan]

I felt very stung by the whole situation

[@corruption-1912]

😂

[@jefflewis2304]

I actually had a heart attack when it started to rock

[@gerbo8498]

the extractinator

[@stopworrying8850]

We made alle the process with hand in Afghanistan.