Reddit reviews Happybuy Electric Milking Machine 1440 RPM 5-8 Cows per Hour Milker Machine 0.55 KW Milking Equipment with 25L 304 Stainless Steel Bucket Single Cow Milking Machine Bucket Milker for Cows
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【DURABLE MATERIAL】- This 25L electric cow milker adopts stainless steel construction ensures minimum maintenance as well as maximum hygiene. Milkers machine with food grade bucket and harmless rubber air hose.【HIGH WORKING CAPACITY】- Dairy milking equipment with 60 pulsation times, 60 pulsation times /min, motor speed of 1440rmp/min, this single cow milking machine can milk 5-8 cows per hour.【EASY TO MANOEUVRE】- The cow milking machine with is easy to operate, just plug in and the motor does all the rest work, driven by a 1,440 rpm ultra-quiet motor.【SAFETY & PORTABLE】- Thicken stainless steel milk suction head simulates natural milking, comfortable for your cows. Single cow milking machine easy to move with casters and double handles.【FOR VARIOUS USES】- The bucket milker is designed to milk the cows. Simple to operate and maintain, reduce the labor intensity of the milking, widely used in small farms and home use.
You will be in the hole for a looooong time of you try make a dairy with 1-2 cows.
Let's assume you get a mini breed that actually has decent milk production (I'm not sure if that exists past a Jersey) you can expect maybe 20lbs of milk per day, per cow. So 40lbs a day and that might be optimistic, I'm not sure what these breeds would actually produce. At $17.50 per hundredweight that's $70 every ten days...assuming you find someone who's going to actually haul 15 gallons of milk every other day.
At 70*36.5=$2,555 yearly in gross milk sales assuming you aren't doing some fancy home pasteurized, artisan dairy products.
To compare you can apparently get a portable milker for about $500 assuming it actually works and won't harm your livestock somehow. Then you'll need you're pre and post dip, dry off treatment (there's probably ways around this), and a way to hold your cow in place when milking. Not to mention you need to cool that milk quickly and keep it agitated at a set temp before it's sold.
All in all, you will not make money off 2 cattle barring some extremely unlikely circumstances.