I have a Wahl MC3 - 1-3/4" wide clipper...what do mean by attaching the clipper piece you have to "push it in"
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The comb hooks on the top of the blades and then you have to push on the bottom so that the tab snaps on to keep the comb on. When you're done, just pull the tab forward to release it and remove the comb.
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The only thing I can think of, is that the notch on the stem of the mixer needs to line up with the notch hole on the stem of the paddle, push up, then turn the blade to lock it in. You'll know it is in as that notch will slip in easily. Hope that helps!
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That is a standard design circlip... any well stocked hardware store will have one... Take the pin with you and they will be able to fit up the correct size easily. The other pin near it has the same clip... BTW, You will need a set of properly sized circlip pliers to install it.... An E-clip would also work, and would install easier, since regular or needle-nose pliers will slip an e-clip into place!
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There is a slot in the blade set and a blade hinge on the clippers. If your blade hinge should snap closed and is flush with the clipper, use a small standard screwdriver to pry the tongue of the hinge out. Slide the blade bracket onto the hinge of the clipper. Push the blade towards the clipper to lock into position.
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Loosen two screws on blade and adjust straight then tighten screws. Lots of helpful videos on YouTube about this clipper
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If you are talking about installation I always push the bottom part into the hole then push the top cap down. For removal I have pretty much always had to pry the head up which oftentimes just broke the clip. I just always used new clips. I rarely reuse one.
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I too, would like a longer cut in winter. My research shows that an 3/4HT will leave a 3/4 in cut. There doesn't seem to be one that does a 1 inch cut. Other people have suggested a comb that attaches to your clipper. They come in many sizes. I have not bought anything yet as I am looking into a steel comb that would fit my andis clipper as I have a cockapoo with very thick hair. Good Luck.
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on the backside of each comb there are two metal hooks attached to a metal plate. Insert them into the back bottom side of the blade and push the comb forward towards the cutting edge of the blade then hook the comb's notch in place over cutting edge of blade. Make sure that each teeth of the comb is aligned evenly with blade. Turn on clippers and start cutting. Let me know if this helps.
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Hi K. M. Krieger. All numbers are approximate. The plastic fitting on the end of my clipper hose, as pictured directly below the Wahl logo, has two tapered sections to either side of an abrupt increase in diameter. Using my digital calipers and at least three samples per measurement, my fitting dimensions are very close to the following: The outside diameter of the smaller taper increases from 1.372 inches to 1.544 inches, over a taper length of 0.977 inches. The outside diameter of the larger taper increases from 2.311 inches to 2.335 inches, over a taper length of 1.000 inch. Sure enough my total fitting length measures 1.977 inches on my calipers. My Ridgid vacuum gulper hose is too big for the smaller taper and too small for the larger taper. It works fine because the suction of my vacuum keeps the flat landing between tapers secure to the hose end until either I pull it apart or turn off my vacuum. With my particular Ridgid drywall vacuum, 5 hp "portable vac" standard from HomeDepot, this product works well enough that I must oil my clippers prior to connecting hoses or else practically none of my clipper oil will make it into the shear. Hope this helps.
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I am thinking, "No". I have some other clippers, and I popped it off to look. This clipper head has a rectangular sheath on the back side that slips down over a square metal piece. The ways that the two clippers transfer the motion to move the blades is different. I don't know if this is specific to pet clippers, but this blade is incompatible with all my Wahls. The Wahl blades tend to have a metal tab that fits in a slot at the bottom of the clipper head and they snap into place. The Andis clipper has a protruding rectangular tab attached to it (about the size of a squared off end of a butter knife), and the blade has the slotted sheath on the other side of those two screws that slides down around it to snap in place. (I'd also say that, even with the added cost of a new pair of pet clippers you can easily get 20x the price back over a 5 year period if you have several pets and do it yourself every 3 months. We've love this blade because its impossible to even nick our ragdoll cats with this... even when we get to the elastic areas by the legs, thighs and genitals. No guard is required.)
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It appears that it is an original Wahl product, as the attachment does say Wahl across the base. It fits perfectly on my Wahl clippers.
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Three, but it can be converted to a 2 hole blade just call wahl clipper company and ask for a slider for a wahl icon, or wahl senior, or wahl magic clipper and get a 2 hole blade and it will be know problem at all
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The black clips help you move the guide away from the cut line and then the blade should cut at the right place. If you look at the Rockwell saw this is usually paired with, the blade is not in the center of the base. There is a long tab and a short tab on the clip and you use the one based on which way you are going to cut. Once you have the guide clamped in place, the clips swing out of the way. It is not perfect, but once you get used to using the guides they are helpful.
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Ted, assuming that the clipper is turned on, the moter is moving (it should vibrate) andif you are holding it correctly (the blade shoud be almost flat) then a #10 blade should be cutting very short, problaly to short to be safe for a beginner. You should be using at least a #7 blade or a plastic quard comb to make it cut a little longer and be safer. If the moter is not running you have a problem and you should also check that the blade is not junked up with hair. I am a professional groomer, and this is a very nice clipper.
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The attachments are just different sized plastic comb/clips that you snap onto the end of the clipper. Very easy to use.
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I bought them for my Andis Ultra Edge Clippers but really have not used them yet. They are spring loaded so I don't see why they wouldn't. I looked that clipper up on line and it looks the same size as mine so I think it would work. Clip it to the bottom of the blade and pull up until you can hook it to the top of the clipper.
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It came with the same standard sizes that come with most clippers. I have a another Wahl clipper that I've had for years (full size version), and the attachment sizes are the same.