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Magnum Field proven for over 25 years to evacuate dairy manure*. * The addition of water may be required. Straw bedding of up to 40 lbs per 10 milking cows a day. Performance varies according to installation, manure consistency, volume and type of bedding. | ||||||||
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Magnum with Standard Discharge used when the top of the slurry tank is below the barn floor.
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Working Principle Siphoning Cycle During the siphoning cycle, the evacuation guillotine shuts down, the hopper guillotine opens and finally, the piston siphons the manure from the hopper. Evacuation Cycle During the evacuation cycle, the hopper guillotine closes, the evacuation guillotine opens and finally, the piston forces the manure into the evacuation line. |
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Oil-lubricated seal.
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B
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Low-restriction evacuation chamber.
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Sharp guillotine edge.
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Solid angled piston designed
to make room in the evacuation chamber before siphoning. |
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Sharp guillotine edge.
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Hopper
Different models of hopper to suit installation with 1 or 2 barn cleaners.
Also available for manure scraped by a skid-steer loader.
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Discharge options to prevent manure flow back
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Magnum with spring loaded guillotine and 16" manual safety guillotine valve at discharge.
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Magnum with spring loaded flapper and 16" manual safety guillotine valve at discharge.
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