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Old 04-23-08, 12:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Muck-o-matic?

Alright now. I expect horse people to be somewhat sensible. I have always thought the automated kitty litter boxes were a bit far-fetched, I think cleaning up after your pets is part of the bargain.

But then I saw an ad for the muck-o-matic and now I know everyone is insane. This thing is a vibrating grating, sieve that helps clean stalls. It has a small quiet motor to make it vibrate ans swears to separate out solids and wet bedding. $1,300 for the regular and $1,900 for the commercial grade.

www.muck-o-matic.com
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Old 04-26-08, 10:20 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Thanks for the laugh

One can just imagine how the horses would react to such a contraption! That's a lot of money for a gadget to clean horse poop! Thanks for making me chuckle this morning.
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Old 04-26-08, 04:56 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I once saw in a cow barn a two inch high bar on the floor that moved across the cow area. It only went maybe a half mile an hour and the cows knew to step over it. They ran it like four times a day. It pushed all the manure into the trough at the end. I thought it was neat.
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Old 04-28-08, 04:48 PM   #4 (permalink)
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That is indeed unusual. I'm not so sure I'd be excited about having to lift it that high off the floor just incase it went everywhere. But I guess if you're short on help it might be cheaper than paying workers more money to get better help.
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