Wolseley Lark Horse Clipper

Maintaining your clipper

Lubrication of blades . .

During clipping, apply Clipper Oil at the start and after every 10 minutes of use.

Blades should be removed from the clipper after use, cleaned and oiled before storage.

Storage . .

Clippers are both expensive and, if not correctly maintained, could be potentially dangerous. Sound maintenance is essential for safety and good clipping.
If the clipper is used on a regular basis i.e. (on a large yard, or by a contract clipper) then the clipper should be serviced once a year, although all clippers should be checked yearly for electrical safety. Clippers should be sent to a reputable company to be serviced, checked for safety or to have the blades sharpened

Tensioning the Clipper . .

Often, whilst clipping, people over-tension the clippers, causing excessive heat and wear on the motor. Clippers have an overload switch that cuts out if the motor is overloaded by excess tensioning or blade blockage. Should this occur simply press the button at the rear of the clipper after removing any obstruction. The clipper should now operate. 

Clippers and blades should be stored in a clean, dry and secure environment. The Clippers should be cleaned of hair and grease, and the blades should be cleaned, wiped dry, then oiled and stored in the blade box.

• Mains clipper


• Ease to use blade tensioning system


• Internal motor overload switch to protect the clippers from damage (easy to reset)


• Advanced aeration system keeps the motor cool during clipping and blows the clipped hair away from the users face and from the horse. It also helps prevent the blades from getting uncomfortably hot for your horse when clipping.


• Easily removable and washable air filters for ease of maintenance.


• Optional choice of blades, A2 blades (medium), A6 blades (coarse) and A7 blades (extra-coarse)


• Supplied in strong storage case with a set of blades, a clipper brush and a 200ml aerosol of Wolseley clipper oil


• 2 year warranty