- Location
- Northumberland
We got a big fan in each clean room pointing at the arm. Helps a bit but not the total answer
Robotic milking
- Thread starter newholland
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happycows
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- Location
- North Devon Cornwall border
i bought 4 robots that i'm stripping down. I've got some very clean tested working 2015 lasers that fit the fullwoods upto M2 and Lely upto and including A4. someone wants to buy one. Whats a sensible figure?
I'm all for keeping spares but 6 spare lasers for 2 robots is daft.
I'm all for keeping spares but 6 spare lasers for 2 robots is daft.
- Location
- Cumbria
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- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
what sort of price are you thinking ?
- Location
- North Devon
I use an electric fly killer. Frightening how much “debris” you get in a few days [emoji23]
Was told not to use fans as cows have tendency to hang around in the cool air
- Location
- Northern Ireland
More than you are thinking of paying ..........
IIRC lasers (recon) were around £500 but then I have been out of the loop for a year (nearly) now
happycows
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- Location
- North Devon Cornwall border
£250 for working older one (2008) to £700 for newer style 2015 seems to be the ball park figure people are interested at.
The biggest benefit being you can still milk while your waiting for a refurb.
The biggest benefit being you can still milk while your waiting for a refurb.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
This is correct but they are now fitting the newer style laser under warranty and it tears the older style to pieces on performance.More than you are thinking of paying ..........
IIRC lasers (recon) were around £500 but then I have been out of the loop for a year (nearly) now
happycows
Member
- Location
- North Devon Cornwall border
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
No, the newest laser was launched in 16/17 we had 2 on test for 6 months and were v impressed, they are standard issue on the a5 i believe and I think the laser has a part to play in its superior performance
happycows
Member
- Location
- North Devon Cornwall border
I believe Fullwood and Lely have severed their working relationship now and gone entirely separate ways as the Lely patent on holding the unit in under the cow has ended.
I don’t know but it’s likely they sourced there own lasers.
s line
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- Location
- Gloucestershire uk
A few spares here i reckon!
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Not the first one that has happened to.
Ones i have seen were fixed and are milking
- Location
- Northumberland
Our hard drive seems to be filling up with Lely files . Just been noticable the last 3 months.
PC is 4 year old.
Anyone else noticed this
Difficult to know what can safely be deleted
PC is 4 year old.
Anyone else noticed this
Difficult to know what can safely be deleted
Macus3
Member
- Location
- Northern Ireland
If you go into c drive, then program files, then lely t4c. You can safely delete all that are in the temp folder. Will save a real lot of space
Wishful Thinker
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- Location
- Northern Ireland
Would anyone mind putting up there cleaning cycles for their robot? Preferably de laval! Trying to improve bacto
- Location
- south west
Alkaline am
Acid pm
Acid nigtht
Chem rinse if idle for an hour (mine go out )
You need to look in the pipe work above the receiver aswell as that can get grotty
Make sure the chem pump actually works
You can add more chem to a wash by adjusting the settings in config tool on the pc(found that helps a lot)