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Buying a clipper

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  • 17-11-2012 9:03pm
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    Gorteen
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    I'm thinking of buying a clippers.

    Any recommendations on make / model? Where can I get good value?


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    silverfox88
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    http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/horses/2068892

    these are fantastic - I sold my own clippers which i paid nearly 300 euro for which turned out to be USELESS and borrowed a set of these from a friend, I full and chaser clipped my two who are both absolute woolly bears in under an hour per horse with these. They are air cooled and they really have a serious amount of time before they get hot enough to have to be turned off, I only turned them off once for about 3 minutes during each clip and that was more for me to take a break than anything!! Another friend of mine has these as well and pretty much does all the clipping in her yard. Would seriously recommend them, Im going to buy a set soon and the price is pretty appealing as well!!


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    Gorteen
    Registered Users Posts: 1,013 ✭✭✭Gorteen


    silverfox88 wrote: »
    http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/horses/2068892

    these are fantastic - I sold my own clippers which i paid nearly 300 euro for which turned out to be USELESS and borrowed a set of these from a friend, I full and chaser clipped my two who are both absolute woolly bears in under an hour per horse with these. They are air cooled and they really have a serious amount of time before they get hot enough to have to be turned off, I only turned them off once for about 3 minutes during each clip and that was more for me to take a break than anything!! Another friend of mine has these as well and pretty much does all the clipping in her yard. Would seriously recommend them, Im going to buy a set soon and the price is pretty appealing as well!!


    Made in China????


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    silverfox88
    Registered Users Posts: 331 ✭✭silverfox88


    Pretty sure most things are these days!!


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    finbarrk
    Registered Users Posts: 5,465 ✭✭✭finbarrk


    I would recommend this one, Masterclip Hunter. I bought one during the year and am very happy with it. It's light and quiet, and 2 sets of blades with it. I think it was €230 delivered.
    http://www.masterclip.co.uk/landing_page/horse_clippers/horse_products_item.aspx?nItem=Hunter%20Horse%20Clipper&nProducts=Horse_Heavy_Duty_clippers


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