TheRanger
Member
- Location
- SW Scotland
He must have been getting on alright, he fitted a 4th box 3 years in?
Robotic milking
- Thread starter newholland
- Start date
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Shes gone on to be a suckler cowA proper manual attach option on the lely would help there.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
I can't be arsed with blocks nowadays, its either my way or the highwayI was going to sell you the patent for my special back feet timber blocks
- Location
- South Molton
If anyone's looking for 2 hardly used De laval classics I know where there are some coming out very soon.
It usually ends up the highway, but in my mind they'll be milking easily on their own by the 2nd day and I won't see them again until I'm serving her with sexed semen
I can see Delaval and GEA PR all over this @pappuller... get the copyrights on your pic and comments sorted quickly ££££££
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Shes feeding 3 blue bulls now and will do until NovemberIt usually ends up the highway, but in my mind they'll be milking easily on their own by the 2nd day and I won't see them again until I'm serving her with sexed semen
s line
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire uk
Long untidy tails really annoy me.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
She looks clean tho, if I let my tails get to that they'd be filthy
s line
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire uk
They are on sand.But sometimes the brush catches the tail and stops the brush.
- Location
- North Wales
Hi. We are Expecting our new VMS310 and tank to be delivered imminently. Can anyone give me a realistic time frame for the install? Tank in, robot in and all the ancillaries etc? I see Lely are advertising that they can carry out an install in 3 days! Yes, we are running on a tight schedule if you haven't already guessed! I think our dealer is intending on sending one man to carry out the work too which probably wont help our cause. TIA
- Location
- North Wales
Hi. We are Expecting our new VMS310 and tank to be delivered imminently. Can anyone give me a realistic time frame for the install? Tank in, robot in and all the ancillaries etc? I see Lely are advertising that they can carry out an install in 3 days! Yes, we are running on a tight schedule if you haven't already guessed! Tank room is adjacent to the robot room and treatment will be above the robot so we are very compact. Would be i terested to hear your experiences. TIA
- Location
- south west
Is everything ready,building works,drains etc,took a fair bit longer than 3 days for me but it was a long time ago
Provided you’ve got all your measurements correct, three days would be about right for a first install. Lely sent two Irish boys who boshed in the bots, buffer, tanks etc then the Lely tech guys turned up and did the fiddly bits.
One guy is not enough.
- Location
- South Molton
IF everything is ready it should be plug and play.
but only of all milk lines are in services are there to hand.
I'd much prefer the dairy engineer being involved in start to switch on rather than showing up and expecting every just to plug in and fire up.
but only of all milk lines are in services are there to hand.
I'd much prefer the dairy engineer being involved in start to switch on rather than showing up and expecting every just to plug in and fire up.
- Location
- North Wales
Building work is all complete. Including robot base and drainage etc. Everywhere has had a lick of acrylic based paint and the office upstairs has also been completed. Just waiting for the main ingredient now. But apparently the install will take a few weeks. Just cant see how, our setup is uniquely compact.
- Location
- North Wales
We are a new build. Tank room next door to robot room. Milk line needs to travel less than 20’ water tanks and compressor above robot. Get me a pair of overalls ill get it boshed together and @Bald Rick can come labour on day rate. 4 cups of coffee and a hob nob sound ok?