glasshouse
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What is best one?
Which is bad?
Which is bad?
Forty or fiftyHow many Ewes could you shear on a charge???
What type u got?Priceless piece of kit for this time of year. Carry mine in the quad all the time dagging dirty arsed lambs or anything that gets struck
I bought a Shearcordless a few years ago, and they have been absolute cr*p. They have hardly been used as they are such a pita. They are underpowered , unreliable and hard work in anything other than open, clean wool (so not dags!) IME.
They were abandoned 12 months ago, having narrowly escaped being thrown against the nearest wall. I would have been better off spending the same money on a small generator to power the mains shearing machine so that I'd could use it down the field (as well as being useful for other jobs).
For carrying in the quad to do odd ones, I bought a set of Jakoti shears for a fraction of the money.
Shear cordless mk1. Was a bit dodgy to start with but they stood by it and fixed all problemsWhat type u got?
I find them too long for shearing, the battery seems to drag on the sheep, best for shearing is the shaft driven handpieceHow many Ewes could you shear on a charge???
But for small numbers it would work?I find them too long for shearing, the battery seems to drag on the sheep, best for shearing is the shaft driven handpiece
Razor on ebay is £248 inc vatHorner Razor. £225 and excellent back up from Horners. As said above, worth its weight in gold at this time of year. Take it everywhere in case we find a blown sheep. I’ve sheared 14 one after another with it no probs on 1 battery, never had too do more with it so don’t know how much longer it lasts. It was starting too get hot though. But it dags sheep and clips cattle like a champion. I’ve had 2 batteries stop working on it, took too horners and they just swapped them for new straight away no messing.