Lumnah Acres Thanks for kind words and thank you for your video that helped us decide to buy the equipment - and for your coupon code that got us 10% off!
Lumnah, how many birds has your equipment processed? How many times has it been used. I'm worried about getting a product that is going to end up like your original yardbird!
This was a great video! Well presented and gave good information about the product, its use, its construction and their customer service. We had narrowed down our choices to 2 different brands, but this review made our decision for us. Thanks for the information!!
Thank you - really hope to help others like us by getting more information out there. As I said, wasn't anything really available on this equipment, and it is excellent, especially for the price.
Now that is a small world! They really are great - especially at the price. Honestly, we got the scalder and plucker for less than the cost of some pluckers alone. Hope y'all are well and enjoying a blessed start to the New Year.
Thank you for the video. We are getting ready to purchase a plucker. Trying to decide has been overwhelming. However we have not been able to make the discount code work. Suggestions???
Was wondering how the units have held up so far? Currently raise and process 100 broilers a year on my home built units, was thinking of going up to 150 this year, so considering upgrading to these units and keeping mine as a back up. These seem to be the best bang for your buck for a small processor like myself. How have you liked them after 3 years? Pros and cons would be appreciated. Love the name of your farm. God Bless
Sorry to hear it took so long to come up to temperature, especially if you're using it in warmer weather. Did it eventually come up to 145? If not, I could certainly contact the company. My sense is that they should stand behind the project. Frustrating though if you're planning a processing day and a big component of the day isn't working.
Thanks for the coupon code to what looks like a neat place to order chicken supply stuff. I am impressed with the feather plucker that does 2-3 birds in several seconds??!!. Those were big birds too. One question: before shrinkwrapping, did you remove the innards? Why or why not? (sorry, two questions)
Yes, pluckers are pretty amazing. They really do get most ALL of the feathers off the birds in a matter of seconds (15-20). And yes, after plucking the birds are processed down to what you would get in the grocery store. No worries about questions - happy to answer!
So, how many times have you used the equipment? How many birds total has it processed? I'm interested in longevity. I'm about to place an order for mine this weekend. Just want to make sure I'm going to be happy with the purchase. It will be used for my whole family.
Wish we could tell you hundreds or thousands of birds, but we can't. We've only run a few dozen as winter is not ideal for raising or processing chickens. Still, we wanted to get the video up ASAP because there wasn't a lot out there about their products, which seemed to be really nice for the price. I can't say that I have bought and owned a lot of equipment over the years (used to be a contractor), and this stuff seems as though it will hold up over time. As I said in the video, they aren't worrying about scratches during assembly, and there are some sharp edges, but where it matters - they seem to be heavy duty and well made. Of course we're not the company and can't stand behind them. Maybe just know that we were looking to get fairly heavy duty equipment at a reasonable price and ended up buying these. We don't regret the purchase and look forward to putting it through its paces this summer. Hope this helps. Don't hesitate to ask more questions.
St. Isidore's Farm I understand... I would love to see an updated version with many birds and uses on the equipment. Lumnah had a yard bird the quit on them before they bought theirs. I don't want to invest alot of money on junk. I want to make sure it will withstand time and use! Thanks for the reply.
Completely understand. That's why we wanted to make the video, because there was nothing out there about the Rite Farms Products equipment. Yes, we saw the same thing with the Yardbird plucker, but in truth, it never looked that heavy duty to us. We'll likely do a one year update after we've processed a lot of birds. Best wishes on your decision making process.
@@gregwierschke1323 Would you be willing to share in what way your scalder failed? Did it spring a leak? heating element out? Thermostat malfunction? @St. Isidore's Farm Is yours still in good shape?
I bought this scalder from them. I plugged it in and there was a huge pop. The wiring was loose inside and it shorted and ruined it. I contacted customer service and never got a response. It's a joke. Don't buy it.
Nice product review! We have been very happy with all of our products from coopsnmore
Lumnah Acres Thanks for kind words and thank you for your video that helped us decide to buy the equipment - and for your coupon code that got us 10% off!
Lumnah, how many birds has your equipment processed? How many times has it been used. I'm worried about getting a product that is going to end up like your original yardbird!
Great video!
This was a great video! Well presented and gave good information about the product, its use, its construction and their customer service. We had narrowed down our choices to 2 different brands, but this review made our decision for us. Thanks for the information!!
Well done presentation. Looks like you done your research and made the right decision with that equipment. Well built for sure.
Thank you - really hope to help others like us by getting more information out there. As I said, wasn't anything really available on this equipment, and it is excellent, especially for the price.
They look like good quality products. It just happens that we live a few miles away from coopsnmore. Glad everything work out good for you guys!
Now that is a small world! They really are great - especially at the price. Honestly, we got the scalder and plucker for less than the cost of some pluckers alone. Hope y'all are well and enjoying a blessed start to the New Year.
Thank you for the video. We are getting ready to purchase a plucker. Trying to decide has been overwhelming. However we have not been able to make the discount code work. Suggestions???
Great Video, clear and concise. Thank you
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome!
Only thing about adding a chain is you could hit that with a bird and slam the lid on you while your trying to scaled your birds
Was wondering how the units have held up so far? Currently raise and process 100 broilers a year on my home built units, was thinking of going up to 150 this year, so considering upgrading to these units and keeping mine as a back up. These seem to be the best bang for your buck for a small processor like myself. How have you liked them after 3 years? Pros and cons would be appreciated.
Love the name of your farm.
God Bless
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Great review 👏 thank you.
Thanks for the information
You're welcome - hope it was helpful!
Great video! Thank you for making it. Do they have a recent coupon code for your channel?
What gage should I turn the scalder to get the right temperature.
Very helpful video. Thank you.
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback. God bless and Happy New Year!
Great review, thank you (UK Viewer)
Wonder if removing the heads before plucking would make 3 at a time easier.
Head and legs
Where can you buy those equipment
sir, where to buy that scalder?
How do y'all clean out all of the remaining feathers out from the plucker when your done
We sprayed them out.
Wow!
If that’s the extra large plucker, what does the small one look like?
We plugged ours in and set it to 145 we have been waiting 5 hours and it's only at 120
Sorry to hear it took so long to come up to temperature, especially if you're using it in warmer weather. Did it eventually come up to 145? If not, I could certainly contact the company. My sense is that they should stand behind the project. Frustrating though if you're planning a processing day and a big component of the day isn't working.
What’s the purpose of a scalder? I’ve never seen a plucker but that was super cool and slightly funny to watch.
Zach Wiggin The scalder loosens the feathers from the skin. Pretty essential for easily and quickly removing them in the plucker.
That drain looks awfully small.
Is there any problem cleaning this when doing chickens?
Thanks for the coupon code to what looks like a neat place to order chicken supply stuff. I am impressed with the feather plucker that does 2-3 birds in several seconds??!!. Those were big birds too. One question: before shrinkwrapping, did you remove the innards? Why or why not? (sorry, two questions)
Yes, pluckers are pretty amazing. They really do get most ALL of the feathers off the birds in a matter of seconds (15-20). And yes, after plucking the birds are processed down to what you would get in the grocery store. No worries about questions - happy to answer!
So, how many times have you used the equipment? How many birds total has it processed? I'm interested in longevity. I'm about to place an order for mine this weekend. Just want to make sure I'm going to be happy with the purchase. It will be used for my whole family.
Wish we could tell you hundreds or thousands of birds, but we can't. We've only run a few dozen as winter is not ideal for raising or processing chickens. Still, we wanted to get the video up ASAP because there wasn't a lot out there about their products, which seemed to be really nice for the price. I can't say that I have bought and owned a lot of equipment over the years (used to be a contractor), and this stuff seems as though it will hold up over time. As I said in the video, they aren't worrying about scratches during assembly, and there are some sharp edges, but where it matters - they seem to be heavy duty and well made. Of course we're not the company and can't stand behind them. Maybe just know that we were looking to get fairly heavy duty equipment at a reasonable price and ended up buying these. We don't regret the purchase and look forward to putting it through its paces this summer. Hope this helps. Don't hesitate to ask more questions.
St. Isidore's Farm I understand... I would love to see an updated version with many birds and uses on the equipment. Lumnah had a yard bird the quit on them before they bought theirs. I don't want to invest alot of money on junk. I want to make sure it will withstand time and use! Thanks for the reply.
Completely understand. That's why we wanted to make the video, because there was nothing out there about the Rite Farms Products equipment. Yes, we saw the same thing with the Yardbird plucker, but in truth, it never looked that heavy duty to us. We'll likely do a one year update after we've processed a lot of birds. Best wishes on your decision making process.
@@StIsidoresFarm The scalder scalded about 1200 birds before it failed. I plucked about 8000 with the plucked. It is wearing out.
@@gregwierschke1323 Would you be willing to share in what way your scalder failed? Did it spring a leak? heating element out? Thermostat malfunction? @St. Isidore's Farm Is yours still in good shape?
I called Rite Farms, and this plucker is made in China! I began to wonder when nothing on their website said country of origin.
How much
That's in the FAQ video.
Good video. You remind me of slim potato head.
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Why. Do people in America always have to do things fast everything you do
Hey Its Jason From CoopsNMore. Great Video, very honest and well made. Just sent you an email. Check it out.
Thanks, Jason. And thank you for offering excellent products at a great price. We're really happy with the scalder and plucker!
I bought this scalder from them. I plugged it in and there was a huge pop. The wiring was loose inside and it shorted and ruined it. I contacted customer service and never got a response. It's a joke. Don't buy it.
Yikes. Sorry to hear that! Not our experience.
They have a year warranty, so this is hard to believe.