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Herringbone crush

kevinm177 · 2015-12-08 18:58:19

Thinking of putting in a herringbone crush outside the parlour. Anyone with experience of them, are they a good job? Did ye design it your selfs or get an engineering crowd to put it in. Cheers

08-12-2015 6:58pm

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kevinm177

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Thinking of putting in a herringbone crush outside the parlour. Anyone with experience of them, are they a good job? Did ye design it your selfs or get an engineering crowd to put it in. Cheers

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#2 08-12-2015 7:06pm

trixi2011

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Have had them on several farms ive worked great job. Id say they wouldnt be to hard to make as long as you get the measurements right

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#3 09-12-2015 10:35am

Tail painter

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Not too difficult to make if you get correct measurements. They really need two people to load cows into them easily but very fast for testing, scanning, AI. You still need a small standard crush for individual treatments and dosing

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