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buying a clippers

dodo mommy · 2014-11-20 05:21:57

hi all iam thinking of buying a clippers for the cattles backs, any recommendations are liscop any good.

20-11-2014 5:21am

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dodo mommy

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hi all
iam thinking of buying a clippers for the cattles backs, any recommendations are liscop any good.

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#2 20-11-2014 1:06pm

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I bought a new liscop super 3000 8 or 9 years ago mainly for clipping horses. We use it and a neighbour borrows it for clipping the cattle backs going into slats. Just need to buy the coarser blades for the cattle.
I had a liscop before this one that was over 20 years old and it never gave any problems, although it eventually died.

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#3 20-11-2014 2:29pm

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would ya not be better with a cordless one?

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#4 20-11-2014 3:01pm

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Make sure you buy a 2 speed clippers.

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#5 20-11-2014 9:45pm

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i find the liscop a wee bit heavy and fairly shaky after spending a couple of hours clipping. mine seem to heat up a fair bit too. they are just my observations and ive very limited experiences with other brands.

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