1) Secure the treatment crush against tipping!
Before any operation of the appliance, at least one of the following fastening measures must be taken:
•Version A: fixing to the ground to use the hoof trimming crush with a fixed floor mounting, the appliance
must be fixed using four suitable bolts (e.g.: Fischer Anker FBN II 12/20 (12x116) or higher specification)
secured through the four ground fixing points. The four ground fixing points are located at the four
corners of the sub-frame. The ground must be suitable for fixing and be able to support an axial load of at
least 20kN.
When appropriately fixed permanently to the ground, the VET PRO Stationary is a stationary appliance.
•Version B:Attachment to a carrier vehicle
If the hoof care crush is used with a carrying vehicle such as a tractor or a loader, there must be a
positive-locking non-self-releasing connection to a carrying vehicle. The carrier vehicle must have a tare
weight of at least 2500kg. A positive-locking connection would be for example the fitting of the tractor
hydraulics with upper and lower limb at the three-point connection provided for that or the locked tool
fitting of a loader.
•Version C: Bespoke Construction
The hoof care crush can be secured against tipping using a bespoke construction made by a specialist.
The following conditions must be met:
-Fixing of the bespoke construction to the three-point attachment of the hoof care crush. This is
designed for that purpose.
-The construction must be able to receive a force of minimum F3PKT = 20,000 N. See sketch.
Appropriate supporting calculations must be made and kept.
-The construction must be made by a specialist firm or by a person with appropriate knowledge
and skills. The materials used, the quality of the welded seams and the fitting materials must be
suitable for the forces that occur.
-The fixing points of the construction on the ground, the wall or other suitable place must be able
to bear the moment or tensile forces that occur.
-Rosensteiner GmbH cannot accept any liability for the correct construction!
2) Take the power cable from the electrical room in the technical box (1) and connect Vet Pro to the mains (230 V,
50 Hz).
3) Remove the switch bulb with cable from the technical box (1) and close the cover again. Switch on motor switch
and tilt the lifting wall vertically using the lifting wall control.
4) Rotate the head restraints (2) or drive-in gate (2) into drive-in position (in alignment with rubber mat, see 3.1
Appliance view)
5) Loosen the belly strap wrapping by means of the switch bulb or press it down until it stops and bring the belts (7)
into the drive-in position. To do this, lay the belts as flat as possible on the ground, guide them up on the inside of
the protective grating (6) and hook them into the uppermost strut in the holders.
6) Push the rear and front catching bars (4) into working position. Open the catching bar on the head side so that
there is enough space for the head, but the animal cannot pass through with its shoulders. On the other side, open
the catching bar completely. The head side will vary depending on whether the animal is to be laid down on its left
or right side.
7) Drive in the cattle, close the drive-in gate (2) behind the animal. Secure the animal's head additionally with the
neck strap. The neck strap can be attached to either of the head restraints, left or right.
8) Hook the belly strap (5) into the winding bolts at the back and tighten it manually until the strap lies loosely against
the body of the cow (behind the hip bone). Now tighten it by half a turn. Tighten the belly strap at the front manually
until the strap lies loosely against the body
