jules1982
enthusiast
Reged: 13/08/2006
Posts: 266
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I've been looking at these clippers on ebay, they look pretty heavy duty and have some great reviews.... are they work spending 89 on? I'll only be using them twice a year for a blanket clip on one horse... Love Jules xx
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solstar
veteran
Reged: 13/04/2007
Posts: 1543
Loc: Barkston Ash, N Yorks.
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rubbish- my friend got a pair last year and the clip they produced was apalling- she's very experienced and had bought them to replace hers that had being stolen- but they scalped her horse and got hot very quickly.
you'd be better paying a bit more for something like the liveryman arena imo.
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TheEngineer
journeyman
Reged: 30/12/2005
Posts: 78
Loc: Devon
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They are made in China and come with very poor quality Chinese steel blades, you get what you pay for would be my only comment...
Ian
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Moog
newbie
Reged: 15/08/2008
Posts: 32
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Quote:
rubbish- my friend got a pair last year and the clip they produced was apalling- she's very experienced and had bought them to replace hers that had being stolen- but they scalped her horse and got hot very quickly.
you'd be better paying a bit more for something like the liveryman arena imo.
ditto above - i've had same exprience with my sheep clippers - which blew up on 1 st use adtrader quite good for clippers 2nd hand decent ones
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jules1982
enthusiast
Reged: 13/08/2006
Posts: 266
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Thanks guys, you've confirmed what I guess I already knew, could really have done with a bargain right now but never mind, ho hum 
Jules x
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