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Old 06-09-2006, 01:34 PM   #31
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Now my experience with the Laube's has not been positive at ALL... I found they could not handle the day in/day out work of a grooming shop and I rate them right where I rate the Osters, thumbs down, plus unlike the Osters which at least have a fairly durable housing and resist breaking when they bounce off the pavement when a horse or dog knocks them out of your hand, I had three different incidents when the Laube body flew to pieces and had to be replaced from being dropped ... I also had one burn an engine out when it was only 2 wks old and had to be sent back THREE times for warrenty work before they finally just sent me a new replacement pair.

That's just been my experience with the Laube's... I originally tried out a pair because they DO come in great colors That's when I learned COLOR doesn't matter when it's a tool, workability does
Yep, exactly! And until Oster did something about their housings (last year), they would crack if you breathed on them wrong too!
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Old 06-09-2006, 03:36 PM   #32
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Yep, exactly! And until Oster did something about their housings (last year), they would crack if you breathed on them wrong too!
One word to describe Oster if you're a groomer/heavy user of clippers IMO: YUCK!!!!!!
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Old 06-16-2006, 10:22 AM   #33
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Wow, I wish i'd seen this thread yesterday. I've been wondering which clippers i should buy and yesterday I ordered the Wahl Pro Series Rechargeable Clippers. I didn't want to spend any big money just yet on clippers.

Does anyone have or know about the Wahl clippers I just ordered?
If you have them how do you like them?
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Old 06-18-2006, 04:38 AM   #34
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Andis works well.....good luck
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Old 06-18-2006, 04:13 PM   #35
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i love whal clippers they are my fav i use them on my horse all the time a hade the normal set with the cord but when i had them at my old barn they got wrecked so now i use the whal cordless pocket pro clippers and i love them to!!!
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I agree with reiner girl. Whal are the best clippers! They work really good! And plus if you dont wanna cord they have cordless ones for like $20.00!
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