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Hello Rick, Thanks for these wonderful detailed pics. They will come in handy. Can you tell me, how wide is the area for the cow? We are greenhorns!
Thank you.
diane
That is a great looking stanchion! Pretty cow, too.
Tracy
I can only see the first pic. The rest come up with a red x icon thingy. Is this just my computer or is this something with your transfer.
I would love to see the pictures if possible.
Thanks, Rick.
Christina
Christina,
It was a problem with the transfer. Thanks for pointing it out; I think it is fixed now.
Very nice indeed!!!
Your system doesn’t pin the cow’s head. Was that by deliberate choice? It would seem to allow the cow to move forward or back up a few steps if she chose — inconvenient when a foot might land in your pail, or hoses might pull off a surge milker.