Back in the late 40s my father used a Universal milker that looked a lot like the one PAGlenn posted. He put it between 2 cows and milked both at the same time into the same bucket. The vacuum hose from the milker went directly to the vacuum pump which hung from a barn door like track the length of the barn about 12 cows on one side and a few less on the other side because the horse stall were on that side. After a pair of cows were milked out the milk got dumped into strainer which sat on top of the milk cans which when full were carried to the milk house and put in the milk cooler. In the morning the cans were hauled about 3 miles to the milk station where they were put on an outside conveyor which carried them inside thru a small can sized door. Inside the cans were dumped and cleaned with real hot water and then the cans came out another door. If it was summer time and the well was dry we hauled water home in the cans.
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