plucking a duck using the P71 pluka feather plucking machine
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Designed and assembled in the UK by Dixi Product Design Ltd the P71 pluka is a twin motor dry process feather plucker aimed at the small flock poultry keeper, gamekeepers, butchers, sporting shooters and anyone else who wants to pluka. Dry process pluckers can remove all feathers from freshly slaughtered or hung birds
(no need to scald in hot water before plucking). The feathers are sucked into the 9 rotating dishes by a vacuum provided by the feather collector.
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Very neat invention...clean, efficient...nicely done..
Great item, good to see some dry pluckers on the market!!
Tried it today, works brilliantly!
I constructed a home made whizbang bird plucker by picking up a second hand washing machine from the goodwill for $30. Took the cabinet lid off, wired the solenoid switch so that it only runs on the spin cycle. Drilled holes on the tub walls and bottom, installed rubber fingers purchased from the Kent rubber company. Make sure to cut several gaps or larger holes in the bottom of the tub for the water and feathers to drain out. Its not as pretty as a whizbang, but works and total cost under $75. Or to cut cost further you can use 4 inch garden hose pieces secured with 3/8 stainless steel bolts - as I had initially used for the first year. But the rubber fingers work much better. Next spring I will build a wooden frame with garden cart type wheels for mobility and discard the washer body. I don't raise chickens but hunt a lot of ducks and geese. I can clean the entire goose now instead of just breasting out the bird.
good machine
under the wings? didnt you say you took te wings off? i have to agree the whiz-bang looks like it works much better.
Nice, this way if you breed white ducks/geese you can sell the feathers for pillows and duvets
Hi, any chance of plucking a few other breeds of birds? I would be very interested if you can pluck a bronze turkey with it.
ear protection??? how load is that thing...i mean it sounds pretty load...but it's cool
Does anyone still use one of these. Looking for information on the plucking disc setup.
Does anyone one on here know where I can get parts for this machine. As website doesn’t seem to be working
Why in the video does it appear that there are still feathers left after using the machine?
Can you please tell me how much is the price of this machine thank you
I was close...I swapped one vowel for another lol
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I want to parchech this duck plukaing machine, pluka P71. How I'm being this in Bangladesh
I need this machine plz recommend me
Wet feathers can be dried, can't they? So use the wet method and be done in 20 seconds. Whizbang chicken plucker....that way you won't be plucked on time.
OMG seriously, pluck it scalded guys, dry the feathers if you need to collect them, A DIY plucker can plug a large chicken in 15 seconds
Also it is quite possible I was drunk lol
load? *facepalm* loud.
The many dangers of English ;)