110V 500W Professional Heavy Duty Electric Shearing Clippers with 6 Speed, 2 Blades, Shaving Fur Wool in Sheep, Goats, Cattle, Farm Livestock Pet, Grooming Carrying Case, Extra Blade

The first two pictures are off my 27-year-old horse with Cushings, I attempted to body clip him with a heavy-duty large animal clipper which I paid over $250 for, it was a disaster. I could not even penetrate the thick coat. The Sheep Shears Pro did a fantastic job. In the end I clipped off over three large wheelbarrow full loads of hair. His coat was five layers deep. He is so much happier now. This clipper is loud and big but it does the trick. I kept it oiled and in between sprayed it with Cool Clipper spray. I am beyond pleased with the price and performance.

Difficult to use and vey slow cutting. I'm not sure what happened with the machine if it was the wrong blade or an adjustment error on our part. The cutters motor and mechanism seemed to work very well. It's a heavy machine and feels like it's high quality. The customer service was great. They called all the way from Austalia and gave us a full refund without us asking and offered to give us a new machine at no cost.

We bought this to shear our sheep! These are amazing! They shear perfectly. I would say stay about an inch to two away from sheep skin because they are sharp and will cut right through!

I have hair sheep (not wool) so they get matted and tangled easily. These shears worked perfectly on my little Ram. The noise was not excessive and did not bother him as much as me holding his horns. It is a little heavy so I held while brother sheared. Neither of us had sheared before and it was a snap. It is very solid and comes with everything to maintain it so it will last a long time. Although we only did the Ram, (he is new to my flock) I feel confident that next spring I will be able to shear the 6 sheep that I have now and however many I will have then. I would purchase again, thankful, I won't have to anytime soon.

Fell apart when I was doing my second ewe. Oiled it as directed. Blade wasn't too tight or too loose. There is a folded bit of metal which fits into slots that hold the blade arms in. It came out of the slots and the arms came free, causing everything inside to come apart. Took my time putting it back together again. Everything was solid and it operated perfectly, just as it did before so I am sure I put it back together correctly. Re-oiled it, used it again for 30 seconds and it just came apart again. I can only assume its complete garbage. Purchased it a few months back so cant return it. I would not recommend you buy it. Could be user error but I am convinced its not.

Solid built clipper. Blades died after a couple short passes. Now my sheep looks like it was in a fight with a weed eater and is still not sheared/clipped. Overall disappointed in the product. They do not function for their designed purpose.Update: the manufacturer recommended that I switch blade to a #13 for courser/denser wool. I bought 2 sets and tried one out the day they were delivered. The 13 Blades were actually sharp and I was able to shear/clip my Sheep without too much fuss. I did have some difficulty with reinstalling the new blades as the tensioner knob was wedged on a retaining ring/clip. Just removed the retaining ring under knob and was able to get the blades to set in properly.

These clippers will do the job well when you have enough practice. The company was responsive to my questions. I was able to finish my "first time" sheering in a reasonable amount of time.I needed an inexpensive solution for my 5 sheep. This 5 watt electric clipper cut the wool smoothly and cleanly. I am a first time sheep shearer with hours of "YouTube" training. The sheep did not lay down as portrayed, they did not cooperate in any was as demonstrated in many videos on-line. The difficulties I had with sheering the sheep were all due to my stupendous inexperience.RAM-A-LAMBA/DING DONG:Ram-A-Lamb was so embarrassed by his first cut, he wouldn't come out of the barn. The lamb, "Ding-Dong' got a better sheering but it was long and shaggy. Bella (the dame) got the best cut of all and I was able to clean up the "kids" after taking several hours to do a 1 hour job.CAUTION: Pull the skin tight and cut in long strokes where possible. DO NOT pull the wool up to cut, you will take off chunks of skin. Pull the skin tight and cut under the coat.

I ordered these to use on my Angora goats and Shetland sheep. I tried them in the goats first, the result wasn't great but the seller responded right away and suggested using a different blade. Unfortunately, the different blade made no difference but the seller worked with me to come to a satisfactory solution. In reading the other reviews, I believe these will work great on dogs and horses. For those of you who think your dog's coat is as thick as any sheep, you are wrong... its not the same at all.