Oster A5 Turbo 2-speed Pet Clipper, Dark Blue
Oops! Something went wrong. Please try again.
This Pet clipper is a heavy duty professional corded animal clipper. This Clipper has a powerful universal rotary motor with 2 speeds. The first setting has 3,000 strokes per minute and the second has 4,000 strokes per minute. Compatible with all Oster CryogenX detachable blades.
Key Benefits- The Oster® Turbo A5® 2 speed heavy duty clipper goes after the toughest jobs with its powerful, quiet running and reliable motor.
- Virtually unbreakable, durable and resilient to clip, these clippers glide through thick, coarse hair easily. Its detachable blade system provides incredible versatility as well.
- Turbo Powered for Higher strokes per minute and 2 Speeds 3000 SPM Low 4000 SPM High
- Compatible with all Oster® A5® detachable blades and includes a #10 CryogenX Detachable blade.
- Limited edition designs take trims from ordinary to a little on the wild side!
(1) #10 CryogenX detachable blade.
-
Item Number91879
-
LifestageAdult
-
MaterialPlastic
- Properly prepare the coat before a clipping by bathing, drying, brushing and removing any mats.
- Have the pet stand on a towel so they will feel more secure & clean up is easier.
- Examine the skin for any cuts, lumps, or sores and avoid these sensitive areas.
- Pull the skin tight, creating a flat surface for smooth strokes. Never clip into a fold of skin.
Proper care and maintenance of clippers and blades is important. Clean, disinfect and lubricate blades and perform clipper upkeep regularly for smooth, lasting performance. Use Oster Professional maintenance products for to keep your clipper running like new.
How do I know if my clipper brushes need changing?
Brushes are generally good for up to 200 hours of use. It will be noticeable in clipper performance when it is time to change the brushes. Generally, clippers will begin to slow down, run roughly, and then stop working.
How do I grease my clipper?
Only clippers with a universal motor require greasing - for example, the Classic 76, Model 10 or Turbo 111. In order to grease the clipper, remove the front cover plate (nameplate) to access to the gear box. This will allow you to determine if the clipper needs to be greased. If clipper does need grease, use about 1/2 teaspoon. Fill the gear box with the grease. Make sure the grease covers the gears. Most of our products come packed with a grease tube.
Why does my blade rattle on my clipper?
Over time the socket on your blades may have become damaged. Check the "wings" on your blade socket to see if they may be bent outward or broken.
How do I properly remove the blade from my clipper? (A5, A6, Outlaw, Powermax, Power Pro and Volt)
With the clipper facing you, place the pad of your thumb on the blade and swiftly push the top of the blade away from the clipper. This will make the blade '"tongue" or "blade assembly" open and you can slide the blade off. off the "tongue" and replace the new blade on the "tongue". With the "tongue" open, turn clipper on and then push the blade towards the clipper (shut), this will ensure the proper engagement of the blade on the driving tip.
How do I get my blade back on my clipper? (A5, A6, Outlaw, Powermax, Power Pro and Volt)
First, ensure that the rectangular metal "tongue" or blade hinge assembly is in standing position or open. If it is closed, insert a flat head screwdriver under the tongue and applying enough force, push the hinge back to standing position. Once this is complete, slide the blade on the tongue, turn your clipper on and push the blade down and snap the hinge assembly closed.
Customer Reviews
77% Recommend
77% of reviewersrecommend this product
You've Already Reviewed This Item
53 Reviews
Showing 1-10 of 53 Reviews
-
I do not recommend
By Shelly on Oct 1, 2021
The clippers got super hot minutes into clipping. Couldn’t finish cutting the hair. I wouldn’t not recommend spending the money on these
-
Don’t deny the brand due to bad reviews!
By VetGirl on Mar 25, 2021
I work in the veterinary field, and have for 10 years. EVERY clinic I have worked in has used this brand of clippers, and the clinic I currently work at has two of these specifically. They are used for a multitude of things; shaving areas with wounds, pre-op prep, catheter prep, grooming- they do it all, but furthermore, DO IT WELL. I’ve been at my current clinic for 2 years and these clippers were there before my time, but in my two years, we have never had to replace them. We have replaced blades, but strictly from them being dropped and damaged. I’m really shocked by the negative reviews as they really are wonderful, durable clippers. I don’t think it’s coincidence that the 5 clinics I’ve I work in the veterinary field, and have for 10 years. EVERY clinic I have worked in has used this brand of clippers, and the clinic I currently work at has two of these specifically. They are used for a multitude of things; shaving areas with wounds, pre-op prep, catheter prep, grooming- they do it all, but furthermore, DO IT WELL. I’ve been at my current clinic for 2 years and these clippers were there before my time, but in my two years, we have never had to replace them. We have replaced blades, but strictly from them being dropped and damaged. I’m really shocked by the negative reviews as they really are wonderful, durable clippers. I don’t think it’s coincidence that the 5 clinics I’ve worked at have all used them either. My bottom line point I suppose, is not to be discouraged from purchasing this brand due to reviews on Chewy. I have never in all my professional experience heard anything negative about Oster clippers. Everybody has highly recommended them, and the only reason I stumbled upon these reviews is because I finally decided to purchase one for personal use. I have a miniature poodle/Pomeranian mix with a distrustful temperament and habit of biting anybody but me; she was horrifically neglected and luckily surrendered to our clinic just in time to save her. I don’t feel comfortable bringing her to a groomer as I don’t want anybody to get hurt, so I’ve had to learn the art of grooming at home. The cheap off brand pair I bought initially do the trick, but I need something better. Working with these everyday for 2 years, I know they get the job done WELL. … more
-
Clippers Overheat!
By jbj333 on Jan 30, 2021
I bought these to touch up a horse that had already been clipped. I couldn't use for more than 2 minutes because they got too hot to handle. I used Kool Lube for the blades but just couldn't handle the hot clipper casing. Oster used to make great clippers. Will go back to the Andis.
-
Best purchase
By Clipper on Mar 27, 2021
I love this brand oyster. I had this before. This clipper last for years to come. It is easy to cut hair, durable. I am happy with my purchase.
-
Speedy razor
By Angie04 on Apr 8, 2021
I love it it is quite and fast and so does my dogs wish it would come with more blades .
-
awesome clippers
By bobb on Apr 30, 2021
best clippers I have used just need the dog to cooperate lol
-
Used clippers!
By Maureen on Jan 14, 2021
My first order from Chewie came with dog hair in it. Clearly the $134 clippers I paid for were sent to me used. I will be returning them immediately.
-
Do not buy
By Dogmom on Nov 30, 2020
One of the worst clippers I've ever had. Worked 5x then stopped working. Bought new blades, nothing. My $25 clippers work better.
-
Home use 1 Golden Doodle
By Nick on Nov 12, 2020
Died completely 20 minutes into grooming, I was under the impression this was a professional unit. Poor Baby!
-
BUYER BEWARE!
By JakeNail on Nov 17, 2020
POS. Bought it even got the extended warranty at tractor supply. Doesn't cut at all. Even change the blades. Contacted the company they won't do anything. DO NOT BUY.
