Posted by Leroy on December 30, 2015 at 14:39:58 from (69.88.202.68):
In Reply to: Hey Bruce from Canada posted by Bobl1958 on December 30, 2015 at 11:59:30:
Milk parlor and some were only on one side of pit with very few being on both sides of pit. And was used with as low as 20 cows. Some of the stalls in parlor were made so you could let first, midle or last cow out without letting the others out and that is the way most were made, all I ever saw was that way. But in catalogs there was also the type that you had to let all out at the same time. Those only took a 4' wide space for stall, the side individual opening stall type took 8' space so the back ones could walk past the front ones that would take longer to milk out.
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