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min milk in bulk tank

farmerjj · 2014-01-09 18:41:29

hi just wondering what would be the min quantity of milk you would need in say a 8000 litre tank for the agigator to reach the milk?would it be 200litre or more?

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09-01-2014 7:41pm

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farmerjj

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hi just wondering what would be the min quantity of milk you would need in say a 8000 litre tank for the agigator to reach the milk?would it be 200litre or more?

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#2 10-01-2014 11:50am
John_F

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what length and width is the tank

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#3 10-01-2014 2:41pm
farmerjj

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11foot long total. approx
6foot 8" wide.approx
7foot tall.approx
all outside fiqures

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#4 07-11-2020 1:56pm
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A question, I'm getting a 7000l tank and replacing 2old ones would it be mad to extend the house and keep a 2000l for start or finish of the year. How many litres would a 7000l tank need to cover the bottom. I don't want buckets and barrels of milk around the yard in spring. Thanks in advance

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#5 07-11-2020 2:34pm
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A second tank is ideal if you ever **** up
and let antibiotics into tank you can milk away into second tank and then go back and test the main tank

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