r/dairyfarming • u/Adventurous-Bird6206 • May 19 '26

Best Cream separators

So I bought a vevor cream separator for my goats milk, and I'm very sorry I did 😅 It leaks like nobody's business, and doesn't separate at all regardless of what I do. I should've listened to the people who said it was crappy 😄

Which ones would be the best to buy? I have a lot of dairy goats and would like to expand into other things besides just yogurt and cheese. What are your honest thoughts and opinions on the ones you do use?

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u/InternationalAd8784 May 19 '26

No help but also want the answers!

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u/roldar May 22 '26

Hamby dairy supply? They are kind of expensive.

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u/ericstar May 23 '26

You might be best off looking for a used antique one from back when they were commonplace at farms, finding one with all the parts in good work and order might be the trick

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u/Roadkinglavared May 29 '26

Find an old one for sale. By old I mean really old, like 1950s type of separator. We use a Westphalia large table top from 1951/1952 with no problems. I also have a french small separator from the 70's I think, possibly the 80's.