260–400L Towable Calf Milk Taxi

• 260 L and 400 L working-capacity trailer configurations for larger calf-feeding operations.
• Towable single-axle chassis reduces manual transport requirements on large dairy farms.
• Polished stainless steel tank provides durable, hygienic milk-contact surfaces.
• 250 W bottom-mounted agitator mixes milk replacer efficiently and supports gentle interval stirring during heating.
• Full-base surface heating is available for controlled warming of whole milk and liquid milk replacer.
• Optional pasteurization function supports whole-milk feeding programs.
• Approx. 40 L/min pump capacity provides fast dispensing on equipped configurations.
• Up to nine programmable dosing levels can support repeatable feeding quantities when the dosing system is installed.
• Battery-supported dispensing allows operation away from a fixed electrical outlet during feeding.
• Semi-automatic cleaning program supports efficient sanitation of the tank and milk circuit.
• Lockable lid with sealing ring helps protect milk during transport.
• 400 L model incorporates a heavy-duty trailer chassis with a spring-loaded axle for smoother transport.

• Stainless Steel Milk Tank: Easy-to-clean vessel for whole milk or prepared milk replacer.
• Bottom Agitator: Compact 250 W mixing system positioned beneath the tank to keep the interior unobstructed.
• Surface Heating System: Optional full-base heating distributes heat across a large contact area.
• Milk Pump: Transfers prepared milk through the dispensing circuit on pump-equipped configurations.
• Dispensing Arm: Provides convenient hose positioning and controlled delivery at calf feeding points.
• Electronic Controller: Monitors liquid level, temperature and operating functions.
• Drain Valve: Large lower outlet enables complete tank drainage after feeding and cleaning.
• Sealed Lid: Lockable cover opens fully for filling, inspection and sanitation.
• Trailer Chassis: Single-axle structure designed for towing by compatible farm vehicles.
• Road Wheels: Large tires support operation over typical dairy-farm surfaces.

• Large commercial dairy calf-rearing operations.
• Outdoor calf-hutch rows located away from the milk room.
• Individual, pair and group calf housing.
• Replacement-heifer nursery facilities.
• Whole-milk and milk-replacer feeding programs.
• Farms requiring long-distance milk transport between buildings.
• Calf facilities with uneven outdoor feeding routes.
• High-volume feeding operations requiring larger batch sizes.
• Dairy farm expansion and calf-rearing modernization projects.

• Tank Capacity: 260 L or 400 L towable configurations.
• Heating: Surface heating available according to feeding requirements.
• Pasteurization: Available upon request.
• Pump and Dispensing Arm: Configurable according to feeding workflow.
• Wireless Dispensing Control: Available upon request.
• Tire Configuration: Selected according to farm surface and traction requirements.
• Thermal Insulation: Insulating jacket options available for cold-weather feeding.
• Bucket Cleaning: Compatible bucket-cleaning equipment available for pump-equipped versions.
• Electrical Specification: Configurable according to destination-country requirements.
• Project Configuration: Designed according to calf numbers, feeding routes and local farm conditions.

• Confirm that the towing vehicle and hitch arrangement are suitable for the selected trailer and fully loaded operating weight.
• Provide a compatible electrical supply in the milk-preparation and cleaning area.
• Check trailer tires, wheel fasteners, hitch components and safety devices before operation.
• Inspect pump, hose and dispensing components before each feeding round.
• Clean milk-contact surfaces after every feeding cycle according to the farm hygiene program.
• Use the semi-automatic cleaning program to rinse the tank, pump and hose circuit.
• Fully open the tank cover when additional manual brushing is required.
• Drain residual milk and cleaning water completely through the lower outlet.
• Inspect agitator, heating components and seals periodically.
• Keep electronic controls and electrical connections protected during washing.
• Service the trailer axle and running gear according to the required maintenance schedule.

Q: Which towable capacities are available?
A: The reference range includes 260-liter and 400-liter working-capacity trailer models.

Q: What is the difference between working capacity and total tank capacity?
A: The 260 L trailer has approximately 290 L total tank volume, while the 400 L trailer has approximately 480 L total tank volume. The additional volume provides operating headspace.

Q: Can the unit mix milk replacer?
A: Yes. A 250 W bottom-mounted agitator is used to mix milk replacer and provide gentle interval agitation during heating.

Q: Can it heat whole milk?
A: Yes. Surface-heating configurations are available for gentle and controlled milk warming.

Q: Is milk pasteurization available?
A: Yes. Both towable capacities can be configured with a pasteurization function.

Q: How fast can milk be pumped?
A: The referenced pump system provides approximately 40 liters per minute.

Q: Can different calf portions be programmed?
A: Yes. With the applicable dispensing system, up to nine dosing quantities can be programmed.

Q: Why choose a towable milk taxi instead of a push cart?
A: A trailer configuration is particularly useful for larger milk volumes, longer feeding routes and farms where calf housing is spread over a wide area.

Q: Can the system be configured for an overseas dairy project?
A: Yes. Capacity, heating, pasteurization, dispensing equipment, electrical specification and trailer configuration can be selected according to project requirements.