Cordless clippers

[lou]

Check Horners website, I’ve the battery on belt clippers. Got a spare battery as well. Up to all jobs. Clipped all the cattle’s backs when they came in in September , and does all dagging jobs no bother!

Thanks, that's where I've been looking, just debating whether to spend £250 on a cheap set or go for the Rambo.
Last thing I want is to be thinking about replacing them in 12/18months time.

 

[Nithsdale]

Horner have a new product called the Razor.

Not made by them, though. It's a hand held machine with Li-on batteries, 1hr run time per battery, 12month warranty. £225.

http://www.hornershearing.com/acatalog/battery-powered-cordless-shearing-machine.html

 

[Bill dog]

That might be better, the old battery does weigh a fair bit . But excellent for doing cattle backs in the peeeing rain !

 

[MickyMook]

Sorry to message on an old board, but it seems like the right people are already on this one.
I’ve a set of cara ergo pro earlier in the year - incidentally i found them great for tail and dagging ewes.
Biggest quality problem so far - the comb screws are made of soft sh!te and one is causing the screwdriver to slip out already. I checked my lister outback hand piece screws and they’re a different thread. Does anyone know if the Horner screws (I think they’re a different thread?) would fit?

Maybe a long shot, but don’t want to order one, wait forever to discover it’s wrong.
Thanks!

 

[Nithsdale]

Don't know about the screw threading, but the Horner Razor cordless clippers is the same machine as you have - so Horner should can sort you out

 

[MickyMook]

Don't know about the screw threading, but the Horner Razor cordless clippers is the same machine as you have - so Horner should can sort you out

Thanks for the response. I only skim read the previous posts - so apologies if someone had already pointed that out!