Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chicken Plucker Machine, Feather Plucker with 20-inch Stainless Steel Drum, Defeathering Equipment with 108 Soft Fingers, Simple Debris Collection, 500W High Power Poultry Plucking

It was well packaged, easy to assemble, and well worth the money for the price. I highly recommend buying this to anyone that is looking for a chicken plucker. I love that even came with extra parts.

with just a small dent upon arrival, easy to just push back out did a terrific job. You need to find the sweet spot for how hot your water is and how long to keep the bird in the water or this thing will not only pull feathers but de skin too.

it came in damaged, it was usable. I loved it, called customer service and they’re mailing me the part that was damaged. I’m very pleased.

Worked like a charm. Have done both chickens and ducks with no issues. Recommend only one duck at a time as 2 were too much for it

The plucker works just as stated. The key is to get the scald right between 145 and 155 degrees dip until tail feathers and wing feathers pull by hand easily then the Vevor plucks them perfectly.

Works well for what we need. Had a power cord issue after its 3rd use but Vevor replaced it for free.

Makes quick work out of plucking chickens. 20 to 30 seconds and the birds are mainly featherless. The machine is easy to dismantle for cleaning. The cons, depending on the type of bird you're processing you may need to manually clean out the feathers every one or 2 birds. I've had the feathers jam up the side causing the bottom plate to lock the motor with the thick feathers. The sprayer that came with the machine is just about useless as it doesn't have a hose connection and I would need to cut off a perfectly good hose. Overall I am very happy with my purchase.

No instructions came with it. I am a newbie in processing chickens. The machine worked well for the first couple of chickens and I figured out that my husband didn't tighten the bolts when assembling. Also, in spite of the video, the plucker works consistently better on level ground. I just like this machine- tying a chicken up to pluck by hand is not cool. I am planning to get ducks and I can see a need for the machine too. I have researched your site- you don't have a rotating scalding machine. Dipping the chicken in a pot does not necessarily loosen the feathers uniformly.

I put over 200 chickens through it and 0 problems. Does a really good job of picking them clean of feathers. The only regret that I have is that I didn't buy a bigger one

Excellent machine, it plucks chickens in 30 to 40 seconds, easy to use, easy to clean and is built tough. I haven't tried more than 1 chicken at a time yet as I am learning the machine. Note I have found it works way better with feet cut off as toes can stuck. Would recommend to anyone doing more than 5 chickens a year.