[msl]

Saw in a local CL ad.. takes up too much space for me,but I was curiuis about it

 

[crofter]

You'd want to keep your hands in your pockets or behind your back when that was runninng!

 

[odfrank]

Superior Lifetime. I think made in Phoenix Arizona. Was used on the West Coast for thick honey. Very wide and heavy, lots of parts to wear out. You would reverse the frames with a manual lever. Worked well. I had one that got too worn out and had a hard time giving it away for free.

 

[Roland]

A.I.Root made a similar product back before electric motors.

Crazy Roland

 

[Jack Grimshaw]

Looks like a bear to clean.

 

[beepimp]

I had one. I took up a lot of room for just 8 frames. Used it for broken frames. It's made of galvanized steel so not the most sanitary. I gutted it and use it to burn frames and boxes.

 

[crab414]

Maybe it would be worth something to the Smithsonian....