Cordless clipper battery
- Thread starter Davy
- Start date
- Location
- East Ayrshire
Looks identical to the one off the Horner Razor but label suggests possibly not
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
Had to Google them, but yes they're the same Chinese clippers rebranded as Horner, Masterclip, Welsh Shearing, George Mudge etc etc... they've all got websites, give one a phone and they should can supply a new battery 
pauld
Member
- Location
- Pershore Worcestershire
These are throwaway items - better to buy new clippers complete with batteries once old ones die
- Location
- Devon
Apologies for thread hijack, but anyone used both these type and the type with battery on a belt? Is the belt type worth the extra and really as good as mains clipper as claimed?
Neighbour has one as in the op and I was distinctly underwhelmed.
Neighbour has one as in the op and I was distinctly underwhelmed.
- Location
- Scottish Borders
I have given up on the Horner one with the battery attached on the belt. I have owned it for years, but i was constantly having to return it for repair. So now it’s the proper lister machine set up, or the mighty Jakoti hand shears !
- Location
- East Ayrshire
Have you tried the cordless ones? I swore by Jakotis until I got a set of cordless. Not as good as the proper machine but a lot faster for dagging than any hand shears no matter how dirty they are.
Do all the dirty ones now rather than just the dirtiest lol but don't tell the shearers!
- Location
- Scottish Borders
I haven’t tried the cordless( razor?) ones. If they work fine, they’d be damn handy . I shall have a nosey on line , cheers !
- Location
- East Ayrshire
Only had mine since last back end so can't comment on longevity or reliability.I haven’t tried the cordless( razor?) ones. If they work fine, they’d be damn handy . I shall have a nosey on line , cheers !
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Had to Google them, but yes they're the same Chinese clippers rebranded as Horner, Masterclip, Welsh Shearing, George Mudge etc etc... they've all got websites, give one a phone and they should can supply a new battery
Horner Razor (case, 2 batteries, holster) £225 +vat https://www.hornershearing.com/acatalog/handheld-shearing-machines.html
Masterclip (2 batteries) £208 + vat https://masterclip.co.uk/product-range/product/sheep-shears-outback-cordless-sheep-clippers
Welsh (case, 3 batteries, but smaller capacity, supposedly 'Mk 2' version) £268 + vat https://www.shearing.co.uk/product/cordless-sheep-clipper-shearcordless/
George Mudge (case, 2 batteries) £220+vat https://georgemudgeshearing.co.uk/c...roducts/ergopro-cordless-sheep-cattle-clipper
Amazon generic model (case, 2 batteries) £219 inc vat (£183 +vat) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cordless-L.../B088FBR54R/ref=psdc_4542219031_t1_B008YUU9P4
Quite tempting to retire my Jakoti.
All look fairly similar but I can vouch for the Welsh Shearing ones being significantly better than the Razor (and Masterclip/Mudge look similar). We had the Razor for probably 2 years before it stopped working at which point we got the Welsh.
The main improvements are that the battery retaining clip is more robust being metal and the motor itself seems to run smoother/cooler on the Welsh. Just our experience
Greythundercloudys
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Masterclip has the same, all made in China different colours.
- Location
- North of Perth
Batteries don't seem to last very long on the master clip one.think I'm on my 4th&5th.I'll use it more on cattle than I do on the sheep