The reason there are arrows to line up the tub when snapping it to the motor portion is because it has a magnetic switch on it. This allows the motor to run ONLY if the drum is setting correctly in place. You can see the wires to the switch which comes out of the control box. The cord has a G.F.C.I. end on it. (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)
No I just live with it. Unfortunately it is a result of the drum easy to remove design. It simply rest on the bottom plate with no seal. If it had a seal it would just west out and need replaced or leak.
The reason there are arrows to line up the tub when snapping it to the motor portion is because it has a magnetic switch on it. This allows the motor to run ONLY if the drum is setting correctly in place. You can see the wires to the switch which comes out of the control box. The cord has a G.F.C.I. end on it. (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)
Can't wait to see it in action. Really like that tractor
It worked very well.
Have you figured out a solution to keep the water from leaking out the sides?
No I just live with it. Unfortunately it is a result of the drum easy to remove design. It simply rest on the bottom plate with no seal. If it had a seal it would just west out and need replaced or leak.
This plucker was worth the money
Thanks for the review. A year later, are you still satisfied with this unit?
Yes. I would buy it again
@@averagejeffhomesteader we did go ahead and buy one. Putting it into service tomorrow 🤞🤞🤞
@@maggiemorris5335 how did it work for you?
If you have diy skills build a wizbang for $400 and you will have a $1500 plucker.
Hmmm.. I can build most things. Maybe I will see what u mean
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