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extractors
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Bill Frank <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 30 Jun 1998 20:38:50 -0400
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Is there a "consumers guide" for extractors? I'd like some
opinions/experience --privately, off list--about some of the smaller,
radial types such as Dadant's Ranger or the Italian ones listed in some of
the catalogs which are available in eastern USA. I've got a Little Wonder
now and would like stop flipping frames (and hand cranking). Since I have a
"temporary" honey house (kitchen) I don't want to wrestle with a 200
pounder either.
Thanks
Bill Frank
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