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35 LB Goat Pail Instructions
Your milk and vacuum line setup was delivered completely assembled for your
convenience. You may choose to disassemble this setup after use for cleaning
purposes, but note the sequence of assembly so you can duplicate it after
cleaning.
!!IMPORTANT!! Before first use, wash thoroughly all surfaces that milk will come
in contact with.
1. Spray a mist of sanitizing solution on pail interior and lid.
2. With stall cock in the off position (handle parallel to tank) turn on machine.
3. Close vacuum at claw (small stainless lever to be in top position).
4. Open stall cock to allow vacuum into pail.
5. Hold inflations hole down, in a pail of “hot” water and sanitizing solution.
Open valve on claw to allow sanitizing solution into inflations, milk hose and
pail.
6. Close valve on claw and empty sanitizing solution from pail. Do not rinse!
Rinse water can carry bacteria that will contaminate sterile surfaces.
8. Wash utter thoroughly.
9. Express several sprays of milk into a strip cup to check for mastitis and to
relax the orifice in the teat.
10. Locate teat into inflation.
11. Open vacuum at claw to attach teat. (stainless lever to be in the down
position)
12. Repeat for remaining teats.
13. When milk flow stops, close lever on claw and remove inflation.
14. Express any remaining milk from teat
15. Use a post milking treatment (FightBac, etc) to close orifice in teat and
prevent infection
35 LB Cow Pail Instructions
!!IMPORTANT!! Before first use, wash thoroughly all surfaces that milk will come
in contact with.
1. Spray a mist of sanitizing solution on pail interior and lid.
2. With stall cock in the off position (handle parallel to tank) turn on machine.
3. Pull the black shut off valve and lock in down position on bottom of claw.
4. Open stall cock to allow vacuum into pail.
5. Hold inflations hole down, in a pail of “hot” water and sanitizing solution.
Open valve on claw to allow sanitizing solution into inflations, milk hose and
pail
6. Close valve on claw and empty sanitizing solution from pail. Do not rinse!
Rinse water can carry bacteria that will contaminate sterile surfaces.
8. Wash utter thoroughly.
9. Express several sprays of milk into a strip cup to check for mastitis and to
relax the orifice in the teat
10. Hold claw, clear bowl down, inflations up, under utter.
11. Open vacuum at claw and lock
12. Grasp one shell and raise the “hole end” up while keeping pressure on the
“tail end” of the inflation to keep vacuum from escaping the claw
13. Locate teat in “hole end” of inflation and straighten “tail end” of inflation to
open vacuum to inflation
12. Repeat for remaining teats (this must be done with care so as not to break
vacuum on the already attached inflations)
13. when milk flow stops, close lever on claw and remove inflations
14. express any remaining milk from teat
15. use a post milking treatment (FightBac, etc) to close orifice in teat and
prevent infection.
