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#Install barb coupler and seal with silicone
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Revision as of 14:20, 20 December 2012

Fabrication Diagrams

Milk Bucket

Milk Bucket

  • Milk Bucket Fabrication Diagram:

File:Milkbucket.skp

  1. Fabricate milk bucket
  2. Install gaskets
  3. Install tubing, pulsator, check valve

Teat Cups If you bought them prefabricated, install inflations and connect to milk and vacuum tubes coming from the milk bucket.

If you are fabricating them:

  1. Remove plungers from 600 cc syringe
  2. Drill vacuum hole
  3. Install barb coupler and seal with silicone

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Pulsator

Pulsator

  • Pulsator Fabrication Diagram:

File:Pulsator.skp

  1. Fabricate pulsator body
  2. Install gasketry
  3. Assemble solenoids
  4. Connect tubing

Vacuum pump

  1. Install vacuum regulator (if necessary)
  2. Connect tubing to milk bucket