We had those units too,still have one as a keep sake. 4 of them and a step saver. The straps were hung off 2 spikes and when you started milking you'd start out with all 8 draping off your head and put them on. If they were fastened that meant you already washed the cow so you wouldn't forget if you did or not. I'm not quite old enough to say I milked with the pail units but I do remember them being used her. We went to the Surge breaker cup type after that with VSO's when we put the pipe line in still using the straps. Up till 10 yrs ago we had 8 tied up we cleaned with the wheel barrow too,5 wheel barrows/day to be exact lol. Fed all the silage with a wheel barrow till the early 90's and you forked and hauled the leftovers away first. All the cows grain went out with a wheel barrow too after you shovelled it and we had a weigh scoop,that thing was hard on the wrist.
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