Beehive Lifter (Manual, 2-Wheel)
$1,250
The same rugged 2-wheel frame with a hand-crank lift — full lifting help, no electronics, and the friendliest price.
- Lead time
- Made to order — ships in 15–20 business days
- Shipping (per unit)
- $225 to the US · $300 to Canada
- Warranty
- 10-year limited
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- • Compatible with standard 10, and 12-frame hives.
- • Optional 8-frame compatibility and Rails are available after clicking Buy now.
Specifications
- Height
- 5'1"
- Width
- 23"
- Depth
- 22"
- Wheels
- 13"
- Weight capacity
- 250 lb (300 lb with rails)
- Beehive lifting height
- 3'8"
- Fits hives
- Standard 10 / 12-frame Langstroth (8-frame option +$20)
- Power
- Manual hand crank
- Made in
- USA
Product details
The manual Beehive Lifter gives you the same lifting help as our electric models, powered by a simple hand crank instead of a motor. For a lot of beekeepers that's exactly right: full support for heavy supers, nothing electronic to charge or maintain, and the most affordable way to take the weight off your back.
It's the same tough, made-to-order steel frame on two 13-inch wheels, with the adjustable wide/narrow stance for stability on grass, gravel, or narrow paths — and it folds down to travel.
Simple on purpose
- Roll it up parallel to the hive.
- Grip the box with the side handles.
- Crank the deep box up to a 3'8" lifting height.
- Set it aside, work the hive, then lower it back down.
Handles full supers up to 250 lbs (300 lbs with rails), and its universal design is compatible with standard 10, and 12-frame hives. Optional 8-frame compatibility is available for $20 per lifter. Made in the USA and backed by our 10-year warranty.
Made to order in the USA · ships in 15–20 business days · Warranty, Returns & Refunds
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