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Wed, 31 Jul 2013 23:12:53 -0400
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nucs on pallets
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greetings,
I'm presently managing a 1,000 colony outfit here near Montreal,Quebec. The
owner has over 500 split boxes( as was used in California) for nuc making
and I'd like to get them onto pallets. The problem is that there is an
entrance at each end and must be modified to have entrances on adjacent
sides. Any one have experience with this type of box on pallets?
thanks,
Peter 

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