Do you want optimum milling for pressing and fermenting your apples and pears for Cider?
If so, the Speidel Apple and Pear Mill is just right for you. It shreds apples and pears in an optimum manner; not too coarse, not too fine – exactly the right size of cut to guarantee you the highest possible yield when juicing (without fruit pulp in the juice) as well as speedy fermentation!
The Speidel Apple and Pear Mill is easy to use. Simply plug it in, switch it on and start feeding your apples or pears! It has a large feed-hopper to make it easy to fill in the fruit directly from the box. It can handle up to 2,200lb of fruit per hour. Cleaning is simple: just remove the feed hopper and spray off the appliance and the hopper with water.
The Speidel Apple and Pear Mill is almost maintenance-free. Only the cutter blades should be sharpened from time to time.
Hopper, motor block, cutter blades, apron, feet etc. are all made of high-quality rust-free materials requiring neither care nor any special treatment. No rust even after years of use.
The Speidel Apple and Pear Mill complies with all applicable European Safety Standards (CE Sign). Additionally, the motor is equipped with a thermal overload switch. The feed hopper has both reach-in and switch-on protection. Polyethylene shield to protect the cutters and the motor against any unauthorized intervention and against splashing water.
Supplied with a 7' power cord. You will need to wire on the correct 230v plug.
What is the difference between the WE208 and the WE208PB ??
BEST ANSWER: Sorry this is confusing and we should be updating this to be more clear. The WE208 is for the units that we have in stock now and can ship to you now. The WE208PB is to preorder that same item to ship starting in June but if we have units in stock we will contact you to see if you want the unit earlier.
Besides having to create a new plug off the breaker box to accommodate the plug, this puppy will meet most amateur/small scale commercial needs. The one trick to know is to make sure the grinder is turned ON before loaded fruit.
i bought this grinder 1 1/2 years ago and the late frost killed the apples. well the early apples are ready. so today i picked 7 six gallon pails of apples. i put them through the grinder for the first time.
i squeezed out 5 gallons of juice. more than expected. for the clean up, so easy. washed it with a garden hose. simple.
now i need to watch how many apples i pick . i wont have enough room to store all the juice.
The Grinder looks great, well built, strong motor.
The operating manual is nearly completely useless. The product comes with the cable but no plug which is nice you can adapt it to your set up but the least they could do is tell you which wires are positive, negative and ground (they are nonstandard colors) instead of having to use a tester to find out. I have found no helpful information online.
Agreed, we had the same issue here. In case anyone else has the same hangup, the device is looking for 240V across the blue and brown wires, with the green going to ground. On a NEMA 10-50 that means the center terminal (straight) is ground, and the blue and brown go to the two angled terminals.