Stalls are 90 degrees to the milking pit. The cows are kept in position by a group of self-locking stanchions. As the lead cow enters the parlor, she must proceed to the first open stanchion and turn 90 degrees. When she places her head into the self-lock, the next stanchion opens up for the following cow, and so on. Thus, each cow is locked individually in a milking position. The stalls are either constructed of galvanized steel or stainless steel. Ranking is based on type of construction.
Use the following when selecting the rank for this component:
Low (Rank 1): Galvanized steel
High (Rank 4): Stainless steel
The following are other available stall types:
1334 Parlor Stall, Herringbone
1335 Parlor Stall, Rotary System
Enter the following for this component:
Number of Stalls: 10 - 100
Construction System: Barn and Dairy Equipment
Availability: Agricultural Estimator only