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Post by Admin Sun Jun 06 2010, 09:16

Hi all, I know what this pump is just wondered if any one else has any idea.

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It is a vacum pump but thats all im going to say at the moment.

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Post by JONESEY Sun Jun 06 2010, 21:39

High pressure orchard pump Question
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Post by Admin Mon Jun 07 2010, 17:28

JONESEY wrote:High pressure orchard pump Question
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Nope look at the ground in front of the display theres a milking set. Smile Smile

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Post by mike d Sat Jun 19 2010, 11:19

HI PAUL....
looks like a vacuum pump for milking.....

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