I have been using the 7 gallon tank for the past 3 months. Everything works perfectly. Makes bottling so much faster. Letting the honey settle out at 95° gives it a more professional looking finish. And it stays decrystallized longer for our wholesale accounts. I store my honey in it and just turn it on the night before so I can bottle honey the next day.
Hmmm, something I didn’t know I needed! After just coming out of a winter of trying to keep my honey harvest fluid with a 5 gallon BeeBlanket honey warmer, this would be a game changer. I think I may need this! 😊🐝
Another great product! I assume you tip it a bit to get the air bubble out of the middle sloped floor section before you fill it all the way. Thanks for sharing!
I have been using the 7 gallon tank for the past 3 months. Everything works perfectly. Makes bottling so much faster. Letting the honey settle out at 95° gives it a more professional looking finish. And it stays decrystallized longer for our wholesale accounts. I store my honey in it and just turn it on the night before so I can bottle honey the next day.
Excited to start using my 32 gallon tank this year! Got the Harbor Freight 1000lb hydraulic table to lower, fill and raise to the right height.
Got the 19 gallon from the Expo. Looking forward to using it this year.
How much are the heated bottling tanks?
Hmmm, something I didn’t know I needed! After just coming out of a winter of trying to keep my honey harvest fluid with a 5 gallon BeeBlanket honey warmer, this would be a game changer. I think I may need this! 😊🐝
How many gallon of water in 19 gallon?
Do you have a gas/propane operated version as we are completely off grid. Thanks.
Do you have solar? We are off grid on solar.
Another great product! I assume you tip it a bit to get the air bubble out of the middle sloped floor section before you fill it all the way. Thanks for sharing!
I have the 32-gallon model and that's what I had to do. Tip it early because it does get pretty heavy when you fill it, lol
Sweet