Customer Reviews for Turkey Chicken Plucker Plucking Machine Poultry De-Feather 60cm Stainless Steel

Featherless in 10 seconds! Only the tail had a few feathers left behind but we just cut our tails off. We only tried 1 bird at a time but it goes so fast no need to try more.

Arrived very quickly,was shipped in a wood framed box and arrived with no damage.Everything worked great. We just used it to defeather 11 meat birds in about 15 mins. Was very efficient and I'm glad I purchased it. The only thing that was a problem was the holes to put the wheels on were not drilled properly or not there at all,wasn't a big deal for me as I put mine in my garden cart to easily move it around so I ended up not needing the wheels.

Easy to clean, fast shipping, came in whole packaging, works like a charm! Can't ask for a better solution to the biggest time bottleneck to processing a homegrown fowl.

Shipped fast for us(less than 2 weeks). Works good. Big 7-8 pound chickens will miss some spots around under leg and under wings. Smaller ones clean perfect. Cleans head and feet super well! The only reason for a 4 is that I do not think it would be super able to clean even bigger birds we have some 10Lbs+ chickens (or like large ducks or turkeys)

Used once so far for ducks. Minimal bruising. Will definitely need to still use wax for getting off all down. May work fine for chicken without wax, haven’t tried yet

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. My husband and I purchased this equipment for our friend who own a farm. She absokutely LOVES it! It would normally take her a couple of hours to process just one chicken - now it takes just 15 minutes!

Great invention, worked awesome as long as water is 150 degrees if any hotter it will tear the skin right off of birds. The only down fall is the product says it comes with a built in water valve and it does'nt. Otherwise I would definetly buy another one. thanks

This is our first plucker. I loved the crate it came in and have re-purposed it since unpacking. The plucker takes about 30-60 seconds to build up momentum to fully move the drum. Two Cornish crosses weighing 6-7 pounds before evisceration slowed it down at times. Overall it gets the job done.