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Stable Shaver

The Supreme stable shaver scrapes compacted manure and bedding from livestock housing floors and levels the surface. Manufactured in Faisalabad by Supreme Agri Implements, it mechanises one of the hardest and least pleasant recurring jobs on a dairy or livestock operation.

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At a glance

Category: Other Equipment
Manufacturer: Supreme Agri Implements
Made in: Faisalabad, Pakistan
Suited to: Livestock housing (dairy, cattle, buffalo)
Availability: Built to order

What does a stable shaver do?

Manure and bedding compact into a hard layer that ordinary scraping will not lift. Left in place it holds moisture, breeds flies, produces ammonia that irritates animals' lungs, and creates the persistently damp conditions that cause lameness and mastitis in dairy cattle. Removing it by hand with a spade is slow, heavy work that consequently gets postponed.

The shaver cuts that compacted layer free mechanically and levels the floor behind it. Because it is quick, the job actually gets done on schedule rather than whenever labour can be spared — and it is the regularity, more than any single clean-out, that keeps housing conditions and animal health where they should be.

The manure removed is itself valuable, of course: a well-managed dairy shed feeds a steady supply of farmyard manure back to the fields, where a rotavator or plough incorporates it.

Key features

Floor leveling
Manure removal
Compact design
Easy attachment

What is the Stable Shaver used for?

Cleaning compacted manure from cattle and buffalo housing
Levelling stable and shed floors
Routine hygiene management on dairy operations
Collecting farmyard manure for field application

Need exact specifications?

Working width, power requirement and output capacity vary by configuration, and this machine is built to order. Tell us your tractor and your acreage and we will confirm the exact specification that suits you.

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What to keep in mind

Clean on a schedule — the health benefit comes from regularity, not from occasional deep cleans.
Move animals out before working; the machine and livestock should not share the space.
Stockpile the removed manure properly so it composts rather than leaching away.

Stable Shaver — questions and answers

What is a stable shaver used for?

It scrapes compacted manure and bedding from livestock housing floors and levels the surface behind it, mechanising a job that is otherwise done by hand with a spade — slow, heavy work that tends to get postponed.

How does floor cleaning affect animal health?

Compacted manure holds moisture, breeds flies and produces ammonia that irritates the lungs. The persistently damp conditions that result are directly linked to lameness and mastitis in dairy cattle, so regular cleaning is a health measure rather than just tidiness.

What should be done with the manure removed?

Stockpile it properly so it composts rather than leaching nutrients away, then apply it to the fields and incorporate it with a rotavator or plough. A well-managed shed supplies a steady stream of farmyard manure back to the land.

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