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“The Old faithful” Vacuum-Manual Pulse Milker Kit”

MADE IN THE USA WE GIVE 5 STAR SERVICE AND YOU CAN CONTACT US ANYTIME

We Offer Direct Phone Service WE Provide Help For First time Milkers WE Provide Help With Milker and Milking Questions WE Provide Instructions and Have Instructional Videos WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL LIFETIME WARRANTY AGAINST MANUFACTURER’S DEFECTS

Goat, Sheep The “Old Faithful” Vacuum-Manual Pulse Milker Kit Milks, Goats, Sheep 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

1- Clean the Udder Use  Apple Cider Vinegar with water 1 cup per gallon of water

2-Squirt some milk out to break the mucus membrane

3-Clench your fist and punch up the udder as the kid does in the field this stimulates milk flow

4- Apply the teat cup(s) Increase the vacuum until you see milk flowing, then stop the pump.

5-While milk continues to flow, squeeze and release the udder. When the flow slows, restart the pump and repeat until milking is complete.

The hose connectors are attached inside the bottle cover with food-grade polyurethane cement to create a rigid lid and airtight seal. Once cured, the cement is inert and nonporous, and is designed not to add odor or contaminate the milk.

The milker is designed for easy cleaning and sanitizing. Download the manual for additional milking information, tips, and cleaning and sanitation instructions.

Questions? Call 850-464-2881.

Patented: US 9,635,830 B2

Please Feel Free To Download The The Homestead Four Teat Milking Kit™ Manual. Included Within The Manual Is Additional Milking Information, Tips, Tricks And Cleaning / Sanitation Methods.

Please Feel Free To Call Me 850-464-2881 I will Help You With Milker and Milking your Animal Questions.

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 milk Yes, 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.