Heavy Duty Manual Cow Milking Machine with 13 Liter Stainless Steel Bucket, Rubber Liner, Hand Operated Milking Pump for Dairy Farms

The Heavy Duty Manual Milking Machine with 13 Liter Steel Bucket is designed for small dairy farms, cow owners, and rural milk producers who need a simple, hygienic, and electricity-free milking solution. This machine helps reduce manual hand milking effort and supports cleaner milk collection through a bucket, pipe, and rubber liner system.

It is suitable for cow milking and works through a hand-operated suction mechanism. The 13 liter steel bucket provides enough capacity for everyday farm use, while the rubber liner helps maintain smooth contact during milking. Since it does not require electricity, it is especially useful for farms where power supply is limited or unavailable.

This product is ideal for buyers looking for a practical, low-maintenance, manual milking machine for regular dairy use.

How to Operate

1. Clean the cow’s udder properly before milking.
2. Wash and sanitize the rubber liners, pipes, and bucket before use.
3. Connect the pipes properly to the bucket and manual pump system.
4. Place the rubber liners carefully on the cow’s teats.
5. Operate the manual pump steadily to create suction.
6. Continue milking until the milk flow reduces naturally.
7. Remove the liners gently after milking is complete.
8. Transfer the collected milk from the steel bucket to a clean storage container.

Important: Do not use excessive suction. If the cow shows discomfort, stop immediately and check the fitting, liner position, and suction pressure.

Cleaning & Maintenance Instructions

Clean the machine after every use. Poor cleaning will cause milk smell, bacteria buildup, pipe blockage, and liner damage.

After Every Use

1. Detach the rubber liners, pipes, and bucket.
2. Rinse all milk-contact parts with clean lukewarm water.
3. Wash the bucket, pipes, and liners using mild detergent.
4. Run clean water through the pipes to remove milk residue.
5. Dry all parts completely before storage.
6. Keep the machine in a clean, dry, dust-free place.

Regular Maintenance

• Check rubber liners for cracks, hardness, or leakage.
• Replace worn-out liners when suction becomes weak.
• Inspect pipes for blockage or milk deposits.
• Keep the steel bucket clean and dry to avoid odor.
• Do not use harsh chemicals on rubber parts.
• Ensure all joints and pipe connections are tight before use.

Ideal Use For

• Small dairy farms
• Individual cow owners
• Rural dairy farmers
• Farms without reliable electricity
• Daily cow milking
• Buyers looking for a budget-friendly alternative to electric milking machines