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Re: Learning the ropes
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>I'm a small scale, pickup truck beekeeper, 175 hives, Toyota Tacoma,
         The only pics I found were all of style back ones.  We would 
regard them as almost useless  for beekeeping.  Or does yours have a 
tray back?
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>strictly ratchet straps.
I would say they are almost universal here

>  The only knot I know is knotweed.
     :-)  What do you do if you wish to be towed, or wish to tow?  Or 
indeed tie up your boat, or your mates boat?

         Geoff Manning
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