Impulse air.

[Beef farmer]

As above, anyone used or using it

 

[Cows 'n grass]

I used to use their standard impulse triangular liner and I got on well with them. I looked into the air ones but I'd have needed to change my jetters, you can't use ones that come around the sides of the liner covering the air bleed.

 

[sidjon]

Think the wife has

 

[Beef farmer]

They can overcome that now @Cows 'n grass

 

[Cows 'n grass]

Too late for me, i bought a whole new set of nice light plastic shells a couple of years ago.

 

[Beef farmer]

Too late for me, i bought a whole new set of nice light plastic shells a couple of years ago.

Did you find the milfos too heavy?

 

[Cows 'n grass]

Did you find the milfos too heavy?

Mine were Waikato and yes they were too heavy and too cold to handle in winter. I'm getting way less liner slip now with the light shells.

 

[linga]

I find the Milfos shells heavy and clunky but the headless chicken wont listen to me.
I much preferred our old Boumatic ones

 

[jimmer]

Used boumatic claws for a week or so ,they have bleeds in each liner , they did have a deal where you get free claws if you buy the liners for two years , decent claws in my opinion b

 

[DairyGrazing]

Are they the same idea as the milk rite vented liners?

 

[jimmer]

Yes

 

[Beef farmer]

Are they the same idea as the milk rite vented liners?

Is that what your using?

 

[Headless chicken]

Wynnstay distribute these in the U.K. Not sure if they're of use

http://www.surepulse.co.nz/

 

[Dragon]

As above, anyone used or using it

Yes we use them. Originally had problems with cows being very unsettled with the previous Fullwood liner, every row, 4-5 cow would kick off the units whilst attaching the row driving us mad. Switched to these liners, within a week they settled down, then a further month teat end condition had noticeably improved. I think the contributed a lot to reducing Cellcount and mastitis incidence.