Working Principle
The hydraulic free stall cleaner system consists of a hydraulic power unit that applies pressure to cylinders in order to make the C-Rail moves back and forth on the floor. This rail is equipped with knobs on it that catch the scraper to make it move by a ratchet action. There are several models of C-Rail to adapt to different layouts and configurations. The hydraulic free stall cleaner can be floor mounted or installed in a groove.Power Unit
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