Which clippers?

[rcm_73]

I've posted this somewhere before so I do apologize but I can't find the post! I am a two horse owner and like to do blanket or blanket type half clips. The horses are a 15.3h TB and a 16.1h TB x Cob I'd like some cordless clippers but there are so many! Which clippers can you recommend for me? Thanks in advance!

 

[madhector]

i have the lister liberty ones, they are really good, my only slight complaint would be that they are quite loud

 

[rcm_73]

Hmm yes looked at those, 6 y.o. boy a clipping newbie so could do with something with minimal noise / vibration if poss...

 

[madhector]

the last ones i had were exceptionally quiet so maybe im just not used to normal sounding clippers, they have been great with my tb who hates being clipped, would be interested to hear other peoples opinion of them

 

[MillionDollar]

Farmcare UK is definitely best place to get them from-

FarmcareUK

 

[MillionDollar]

BTW i've got the Premier 3000 clippers and they are fantastic in everyway, quiet, lightweight and powerful. Plus they are the same price as medium duty ones (they are heavy duty) and they take Lister blades. The guy said they are like the best ones on the market.

 

[Sags_Deer]

peasridge offer great advice, they are near rye east sussex place called broad oak

 

[Chex]

I have lister neon ones. They're good, I can never get the tensioning right though.

 

[KatB]

For cordless, Heiniger all the way. Not the cheapest, but quiet, very reliable, and just very nice to clip with! regretted not getting them first time arond, now have a pair of corded heiniges that I LOVE.