Liscop Cutter and Comb Set - A56


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The Liscop Cutter and Comb Set - A56 is an essential tool for professional farmers and livestock owners designed specifically for efficient sheep shearing and clipping dirty cattle. Featuring a 79mm wide cutting surface, this set provides the precision needed for high-volume agricultural tasks, though users should note that maintaining consistent blade tension is critical to prevent overheating during prolonged use.
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The set is optimized for sheep and cattle, but it may be used for other large livestock with thick coats if the machine head is compatible.
It is recommended to oil the blades every 5 to 10 minutes of active use to maintain lubrication.
These are designed for Liscop systems; cross-compatibility with other brands is not guaranteed.
Light surface rust can often be removed with a fine oil and a scouring pad, but deep pitting requires blade replacement.
While some professionals sharpen their own blades, it is recommended to use professional sharpening services to ensure the correct blade geometry.
Adjust the tension nut to loosen the pressure slightly and apply more shearing oil.
The blades have likely dulled; they should be removed and professionally resharpened.
Check the alignment of the cutter on the comb; ensure the teeth are seated evenly.
To ensure peak performance, verify that the cutter and comb are properly aligned on your shearing head before powering on. Ensure that the tension is adjusted so the comb teeth are parallel to the cutter. After each use, remove hair and debris using a stiff brush. Clean the blades with an approved solvent to remove lanolin or manure, then dry thoroughly. Store the set in a dry location, lightly coated in oil to prevent rust, and always store in the protective packaging when not in use.