Chicken Pluckers

[abserbean]

http://whizbangplucker.blogspot.com/

 

[jsawler]

k, just spent about an hour looking at the site. experience is good?

p.s., saved to favorites as well

 

[SmokinChick]

http://whizbangplucker.blogspot.com/

Thanks for completing my thoughts. Guess I should have been more specific.

Lots of good info from that "whizbang" fella.

 

[jsawler]

Thanks for completing my thoughts. Guess I should have been more specific.

Lots of good info from that "whizbang" fella.

so , do you have experience with one?or just like the concept?

 

[abserbean]

I don't have any experience, had just heard of them and posted the website. Hopefully smokinchick has more info!

 

[Timskins]

Am I missing the savings on the whizbang? He sells a "package" for 395$ which doesn't include the biggest most expensive parts....

 

[SmokinChick]

I built one from his book 2 yrs ago. I rent it out to local families. I purchased the flywheel & fingers from him. Everything else I sourced off the web or local shops. I have above average mechanical skills and am a moderate pack rat. The plucker does 2 birds at a time. I do 2 birds from placed into the cones to placed into the cooler 10 minutes with someone keeping the scald water hot.

 

[Coles FreshEggs]

Sorry for the late reply, but I just bought an EZ Plucker. The thing is fantastic. It works great, but is a bit louder than my feather man. Great plucker, not complaints, and if you get the larger one it can easily do turkeys as well!

 

[Wheels]

I just bought the EZ Plucker181 yesterday, from cconly. I hope it works like it's been advertise.

 

[Coles FreshEggs]

I just bought the EZ Plucker181 yesterday, from cconly. I hope it works like it's been advertise.

It will, but let me tell you from experience, don't put those wheels on it. You're better of going to home depot and buying a nice pair of wheels from them. The wheels arn't made to hold the wait and are a pain to get on.