Cubicle Lockout Arm

Name: Cubicle Lockout Arm
SKU: 278-00022 X No.2
Price: 68.29 EUR
Availability: InStock

€84.00 Incl. VAT

2 in stock

Pipe Sold Separately or Purchased Locally as it cannot be delivered by courier.

The ‘Cubicle Lockout Arm’ is an arm that is mounted by brackets onto a cubicle and has a pipe joining two arms to prevent cows from lying on the cubicle beds when entering or exiting a parlour through a cubicle shed. The arm measures 64.5 inches from the inside of the Head Rail to the outer pipe with room for adjustment depending on the placement

This system can also keep cubicles clean after washing and reduces the udder getting dirty which will reduce the chance of mastitis.

Blocks off Cubicles for cows entering or exiting the parlour
Keeps Cubicles clean after power washing
Reduces udder getting dirty (Increase mastitis control)
Hurries up milking process
Blocks off cubicles at feeding time
Easy to run cattle through cubicle house

The pipe needed is 48OD, A 6m lengths can block 5 cubicle spaces.

(Cubicle Lockout Arms Sold in Pairs)

2 in stock

SKU: 278-00022 X No.2 Categories: Agricultural, Cubicle Housing Tags: cow cubicle, cubicle lockout, cubicles

Product Description

Cubicle Lockout Arm Pair (Sold in Pairs)

This Cubicle Lockout Arm system can also keep cubicles clean after washing. They can also reduce the udder getting dirty which will reduce the chance of mastitis.

Blocks off Cubicles for cows entering or exiting parlor
Keeps Cubicles clean after power washing
Reduces udder getting dirty (Increase mastitis control)
Hurries up milking process
Blocks off cubicles at feeding time
Easy to run cattle through cubicle house

When you do not want to block the cows from the cubicle bed you simply hinge the pipe back out of the animals’ way and lock it in place. This locking mechanism ensures that the lockout will not fall down and lock a cow into a cubicle space. Likewise when the lockout system is positioned down it is locked to prevent a cow from moving the pipe and entering a cubicle. This system makes it easy to run cows through a cubicle house and hurries up the milking process.

Cubicle Housing & Accessories

Hugh MacEneaney, Teagasc Dairy Adviser, Mullinavat, Co Kilkenny

“Good facilities allow farmers to expand production and incomes and add to the asset value of the farm. They also lead to a better quality of life for the farm family by reducing the workload and the drudgery. In many cases, particularly on dairy farms, buildings pay for themselves over a 7-10 year period. This is especially true when capital grant and tax savings are available.”

Agriland