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<blockquote data-quote="tristan" data-source="post: 536" data-attributes="member: 30"><p>i find that funny as hell.</p><p>especially as 8 framers are not that common. most commercial beeks run FD's. get a few who do 3/4 8's.</p><p>plus it costs the extractor the same to process the same amount of honey regardless of what box it comes out of. ie 10 ton out of 8's cost the same as 10 ton out of 10's.</p><p></p><p>tho paying by the box sounds interesting. might improve some guys work effort. but one common problem is people tend to break the gear trying in vain to go faster. they often end up going slow because of all the stoppages caused by trying to push it faster.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tristan, post: 536, member: 30"] i find that funny as hell. especially as 8 framers are not that common. most commercial beeks run FD's. get a few who do 3/4 8's. plus it costs the extractor the same to process the same amount of honey regardless of what box it comes out of. ie 10 ton out of 8's cost the same as 10 ton out of 10's. tho paying by the box sounds interesting. might improve some guys work effort. but one common problem is people tend to break the gear trying in vain to go faster. they often end up going slow because of all the stoppages caused by trying to push it faster. [/QUOTE]
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