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Position and Unbox the Automatic Plucker

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OUTDOOR CHICKEN PROCESSING SETUP..EQUIPMENT DETAILS, SETUP AND PLANNING

What happens here

The presenter tackles a large, heavily secured wooden crate containing the automatic plucker. After using tools to pry it open, he reveals the stainless steel machine. The plucker features numerous rubber 'fingers' designed to efficiently remove feathers after scalding. He notes that the plucker is a 120-volt machine, indicating the need for appropriate electrical access in its designated outdoor location. The inclusion of wheels on the plucker's base signifies its mobility, allowing for flexible positioning and storage within the outdoor environment. He also briefly mentions a smaller, tabletop plucker from Meyer Hatchery as a more budget-friendly and compact option for less extensive operations, showcasing alternative design choices for different scales of processing.

Goal: The presenter unboxes a heavy-duty automatic plucker, highlighting its wheeled design and electrical requirements for efficient feather removal as a central component in the outdoor processing line.

Tools and materials

  • Automatic chicken plucker
  • Hammer
  • Tabletop plucker (Meyer Hatchery)
  • Utility knife

What they say

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now for the belle of the ball here we're gonna open this big guy up see what we've got this is our plucker this is the thing that's going to make our lives so so much easier we have a small tabletop tight plucker down there that we got from meyer hatchery and we'll show you that one to case you're on a little bit more of a budget and I'm not gonna lie guys this chicken processing equipment is expensive but it's a one-time purchase and if you're considering starting your own farm or starting your own set up like this then it's a one-time purchase it's well worth it in my book so having the right equipment makes all the difference in the world let me get busy here and see if I can skin my knuckles getting this box open I think it was made by the same guy that invented the rubik's cube i think his name was Rubik not to be confused with rupert [Music] good gracious as big as this box is this thing has to be preassembled I'm about to just hit the box and open it this may void your warranty that's American back there get out of here put a box we can clean up later not a bee came out and got me I've never opened the box like this but I think I've got it figured out alright here we are [ __ ] nice let's go wheels on it man impressive very impressive I can't wait to see this thing in action tomorrow this is a 120 volt machine it has wheels on the bottom it gets you a lot more detailed tomorrow we're gonna go over here and set this up in the area where we want it and that way we'll be all prepared for early early in the morning my dad's gonna come up and help me so we'll show you the final setup hopefully in the morning I'm gonna walk you around everything one more time and then we'll see you back to mark alright we've got

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