Wahl Professional Animal Iron Horse Equine Horse Clipper and Grooming Kit (#8582-100), Brown

Nice light duty clippers and not horribly expensive. I use these to compliment my very old Oster sunbeams which are huge noisy and get very hot. Since these aren't that expensive I ordered another pair instead of just extra blades. Nice to take to the public places, shows and stable since they aren't big or that expensive should they walk off. They have a good long cord and fit in a pocket, but you have to drag the cord along, which is fine for me. Most times any battery powered thing I want to use will run out of power half way through anyway.Would I tackle a huge body clipping job with these? probably not. However work great for ears face, leg clipping and bridle paths if you go slowly. These are very quiet in comparison to a pair of sunbeams.I used to have a pair of oster A-10's that wore out. These are a very nice replacement for those.

just used this today for a half sharpei half border collie dog. he has a very thick woolly undercoat, and about 4 to 5 inches of long thick hair, like a regular collie. i was trully amazed at how well it groomed him, i clipped his entire body. , half way through, it got a little warm, and i gave us both a ten minute break, but it works amazing on dogs.does not overheat !!!!!! The groomers that usually clip him with profesional dog clippers stop 4 to five times because thier 200 dollar pro clippers will start to overheat because he is double coated. i read the reviews about clipping dogs with this product and was on the fence because some said it was great for dogs, and others said not. I took a chance and it paid off, littterally, these clippers cost less than one time at the groomers, and you cant tell the groomers did not clip him. in fact one of the owners of the dog grooming business said he was going to buy them. truly impressive.

I bought this clipper to clip my 31 year old mare. She gets very shaggy in the winter and no longer sheds off in the spring. My smaller battery operated clippers were overwhelmed, and my ANCIENT Sunbeam clippers finally gave out. These clippers did a good job. Since her hair grows with many cow licks, twists and turns, I still have to sort of work at it. I was happy with them though. They are not too heavy and do not get hot. I think they are a very good value. They seem sturdy and have a good feel to them. They are not too noisy. The only negative - i could not get the plastic attachment to trim her hair longer to work. Just set the blade to trim longer, and that's ok.

So, I have a horse and a Bernese Mountain Dog. I don't clip my horse regularly (Except for ears/whiskers), but I needed something that could clip my dog. I've been through quite a few of the smaller sets of clippers, and most of them don't have the power to clip his hair due to it being thick (And so much of it!). These clippers were PERFECT, and for the price, you just can't get any better. I'd feel safe to say you could use these on a whole body clip for a horse, however, they're pretty small, so it would take forever. They are perfect for clipping large dogs, and to me, are surprisingly quiet compared to larger models.

Clipped one horse and clippers jammed up halfway through. Had to keep changing blades. Motor just isnt built the way they used to be. I had this same clipper for the past five years and just not decided to buy a new pair, but liked these so much originally that I ordered the very same ones. New ones were crap. Amazon is sending me a replacement.

The perfect clipper ! Wouldn’t buy nothing else ! Have had a pair for years and decide to get another pair for extra !

Purchased this Iron Horse model to replace my old Wahl Stable Pro clippers that served well and faithfully for 30 years. Expecting the same dependable, good quality after such a long while was evidently my mistake. The Iron Horse carrying case is chintzy, its plastic clasp dubiously frail. The motor chassis, now metal instead of the old style plastic, is considerably heavier, uncomfortably vibrates in hand, and heats uncomfortably as well. Also, the underside of the chassis is now 'updated' to a shiny, reflective, silver-finish metal which my horses, veteran groomers, are continually leery of. Equally bothersome is the very loud 'click' when switching the clippers on. On the plus side, this new motor is really amazingly quiet. But that said, this Iron Horse doesn't clip anywhere near as close and smoothly as my old Wahl did, even on the finest setting. It'll be interesting to see how long this Iron Horse lasts. It's got along way to go to fill the shoes of my old Wahl.

These are an improvement over some of the less-expensive models, but they still are not what I need for dog grooming. One of my two dogs is a small poodle mix with somewhat wiry hair. These clippers cut pretty well, but they gunk up with hair almost instantly so that I spend more time cleaning them of the cut hair than I spend cutting. The Wahl 3371-100 stainless steel attachments do not fit these clippers, so I'm still having to use the cheap plastic attachments.