Customer Reviews for VEVOR 1.8 Gal/7L Fruit and Apple Crusher, Large Manual Grinder, Stainless Steel Fruit Scratter Pulper for Wine Cider Apple Grape Pressing, with Roller Handle for Kitchen Home, Green

Il manquait des pièces ( rondelles, une barre de force) et impossible de contacter facilement pour ce pb.Cependant malgré quelques mini fuites ( rondelles manquantes)le produit fonctionne bien.

Easy to operate. I used it for apples and it was as easy to set up and clean. It is made from good quality wood and parts. The gasket leaked a little so I placed a bowl underneath. Make sure all parts are well oiled.

Bonjour, J’ai réalisé mon premier pressage de raisin! Super produit! Toutefois je n’arrive pas à nettoyer le sac filtrant. Malgré qu’il est trempé plus de 48h, un passage en machine, il reste toujours des résidus de peaux de raisins. Est il possible d’acheter des sacs à l’unité? Merci

Could have been 5 stars but mine was missing the bolts for the feet to stay on and the pins to secure the top and bottom frames together. Also the manual is garbage and covers only one of the many different models available that they make, they just have a picture of this one on the first page and a disclaimer saying that the manual is not for your specific model. Not the best place to cut corners. It’s a manual for the product, writing one is as easy as a 9th grade book report. Don’t be lazy VEVOR, write a dang manual for you products it’s not that hard.

Buon prodotti ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo sono contento

The main purpose of the crusher was to crush Indian fig opuntia leaves. It's an easy task when the leaf has just been cut. It's more difficult when the leaf is two years old and already has a lot of fiber. Even in the latter case, the cutting system proved effective. I can't say the same about the funnel. The welds are very fragile, and it separated into its elements. I admit that it wasn't necessary for the leaves. Why do I want to crush agave leaves? To obtain green matter. I tried to leave the leaves, but they reproduce.

I will get around to crush apples when they come to be this summer. For now. I'm going to use the crusher to size charcoal for bio-char. Made a kon-tiki kiln and am converting firewood scraps, bark and rotten lumber into barbecue charcoal and bio-char to mix with litter in laying house. It kills odor and absorbs nutrients from the litter and only releases nutrients when a plant root siphons them out. Found a video of a crusher powered by a post hole digger (which Vevor also sells) on youtube. Just type in "powering apple crusher to make bio-char" and is should pop up. This crusher looks to be able to do the job easily.

What can I say - it works well. I quartered the apples and cranked away, dropping the chopped pieces into a large bucket below. When I got tired of hand cranking, I used my power drill. For what I need, it's perfect. Well made, sturdy, reliable.

très bon produit je le conseille a tous merci jocelyn

Very easy to assemble