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easy to use but durability varies
The Andis Super 2-Speed Detachable Blade Horse Clipper is generally well-received for its performance and durability, but some users report high-pitched noises and occasional jams.
High-pitched noise and durability issues reported
Prevention: Proper maintenance and regular oiling needed
Very effective for both trace clipping and more extensive jobs.
Provides a nice clean cut and is a great addition to serious users.
Easy to manage for horses that can get sensitive at their face
Keeping it sprayed and oiled after use fortifies longevity
Issues were noted in constantly needing to use oil.
Users did not like the high pitch noises
Tip: none
Easy for short hairs but large needs multiple blades
Tip: Blades needs to be changed
A user mentioned they did not last more than a day.
Tip: Try a different clipper
Issues from long-term performers were noted.
indifferent
negative
Factors: oiling, maintenance, use frequency
Yes, they are effective and gentle enough for horses with Cushings.
Some users recommend oiling every 10 minutes during use.
Yes, but for best results, consider using multiple blades for longer sessions and swap blades at intervals.
"I really love these clippers! I got to use them for the first time today on my senior horse who has Cushings and I had no problem giving him a complete body clip! I did get a second blade so I could swap them out when they got hot, but clippers worked fantastic. Only complaint I have is a super high..."
"Didn’t even get all the way through my first clipping before they completely stopped working. I do a lot of clip jobs and this pair didn’t hold up to even an easy job. Very disappointed. Wouldn't recommend ."
If you're looking for a reliable horse clipper, the Andis Super 2-Speed Detachable Blade with UltraEdge T-84 Blade is a good option, but be prepared for occasional noise issues and make sure to swap blades for longer jobs and swap blades