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Mon, 13 Feb 2006 02:06:31 -0800
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Re: Hand operated Radial extractor designed for Top Bar Hives?
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Just a thought. No criticism implied.
   
  I wonder if the pursuit of extractor designs for top bar hive frames or combs will result in basically what we already have? Frames that fit into a framework in a tank. Along the lines of the parallel radial design that Cowen puts out. 
   
  In other words, couldn't you run TBH frames through a Cowen Extractor?
   
  I'm sure that there is somehting that I am missing. I just wondered.
   
  Mark Berninghausen 

		
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