Dansha Farms The Homestead Four Teat Cow or Two Animal Milker Pump and Power sup

Description: Dansha Farms™Questions 850-464-2881Please Watch Demonstration Video BelowOUR MILKERS ARE QUALITY MADEWE ARE A FARM "The Original"PATENT #US9,635,830 B2"The Homestead" Vacuum-Manual Pulse Four Teat Milker PumpFor Cows or Two Animal MilkingMADE IN THE USA By A Veteran!!!WE GIVE 5 STAR SERVICEAND YOU CAN CONTACT USANYTIME We Offer Direct Phone ServiceWE Provide Help For First time MilkersWE Provide Help With Milker and Milking QuestionsWE Provide Instructions and Have Instructional VideosWE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL LIFETIME WARRANTYAGAINST MANUFACTURERS DEFECTS Goat, Sheep, Cow The "Homestead " Four Teat Vacuum-Manual Pulse Milker Pump For USA and Euro Power Included Are The Homestead Pump A Power Supply Two Disconnects and Two Vacuum Lines The Homestead Can Also Work Off Our Optional 12 Volt Battery and The Optional Battery Has A Power Cable To Run The Pump and Charge The Battery Milks, Goats, Sheep, Cows and Many Other Breeds Milk Your Mares and Miniatures Get Your Colostrum Milk Small Teat, Large Teat Tough to Milk Animals Easy for Folks with Arthritis or if You Just Don't Like to Hand Milk. Our Milker is Easy to Clean and Sanitize DANSHAFARMS MILKING YOUR ANIMAL AND REPLICATING THE PULSE WHILE MILKING 1-YOU BRING UP THE VACUUM UNTIL YOU SEE THE MILK FLOW, THEN STOP THE PUMP. 2-AS THE MILK IS FLOWING YOU CONTINUE TO SQUEEZE AND RELEASE THE UDDER AND YOU GENTLY PUSH UP IN THE UDDER SEVERAL TIMES (as the kidd does) WHEN THE FLOW SLOWS YOU RE START THE PUMP AND CONTINUE THIS PROCESS UNTIL MILKING IS COMPLETED AFTER MACHINE MILKING NEVER STRIP THE ANIMAL OF ALL OF HER MILK BY HAND AS THIS WILL GET HER TO HOLD BACK MORE AND MORE MILK When we manufacture our milkers we use a cement (polyurethane) to attach the nylon hose connectors on the inside of the milker bottle cover to provide a rigid lid and an air tight connection so a powerful vacuum can be obtained. The cement used becomes “inert” and is not porous when it sets up and will not give any odor or contaminate your milkYes, polyurethanes are safe.Polyurethanes are derived from chemicals called diisocyanates and polyols that undergo a reaction to form an inert substance – polyurethane. Substantial research has shown polyurethanes to be safe and inert.Comes as Seen in Pic. Please Don't Hesitate to Contact Us With AnyQuestions You May Have I Send out Milking and Milker Instructions Along With My Contact Information. Please feel free to contact us anytime Were Here to Help you with milking and milker questions We will help Keep You Milking. 30 Day Money Back Guarantee Used Or Unused Patented: #US9,635,830 B2 Watch Video

Price: 210.99 USD

Location: Lee, Florida

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