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<blockquote data-quote="John B" data-source="post: 13350" data-attributes="member: 207"><p>we got by for years using nothing but two wheel drive trucks (with a Detroit locker) that could take 120 full depth boxes of honey or 80 hives. Nowadays as I am pretty much retired I just use a Ute . Personally I would much rather drive a small truck than a loaded Ute with a loaded trailer and as for access I just don't put bees anywhere unless I can get into them the vast majority of the time. While I was working full-time a Ute might have been useful sometimes but not often and it's hard to get enough gear on a Ute to do a decent day's work for two people.</p><p>There must be a lot of good secondhand beekeeping trucks available at the moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John B, post: 13350, member: 207"] we got by for years using nothing but two wheel drive trucks (with a Detroit locker) that could take 120 full depth boxes of honey or 80 hives. Nowadays as I am pretty much retired I just use a Ute . Personally I would much rather drive a small truck than a loaded Ute with a loaded trailer and as for access I just don't put bees anywhere unless I can get into them the vast majority of the time. While I was working full-time a Ute might have been useful sometimes but not often and it's hard to get enough gear on a Ute to do a decent day's work for two people. There must be a lot of good secondhand beekeeping trucks available at the moment. [/QUOTE]
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