Need combs for Oster Fast Feed. These magnetic combs or Oster Universal combs? Universals have more combs at lower price, but magnets seem nice.
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Definitely the magnetic combs... hands down... remember cheap is not always good... sometimes u get what you pay for....
1949273
I can't speak for the universal combs but these magnetic combs are very nice. I also use them for the fast feeds and they fit perfect and are high quality. The magnets make snapping on very easy.
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There are plenty of different blades available, online and at pet shops. You want Oster blades, and they really haven't changed the design in at least 40years. I have a couple of #10s and also use #8 and even a #40 to clean the unseen tummy area where they might get mats
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Either this one or a standard furminator I would think. These are not terribly expensive so you might try this first and then consider the standard if you need a finer comb.
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This particular model that I bought was specifically ordered for a long haired dog (my German Shepherd). I ALSO have a Jack Russell terrier, and have tried the undercoat rake on him, but the teeth are too long. That said, I would imagine that Oster has a model specifically desigend for short hair dogs like a Jack Russell. I have not sought out one of those because my Jack Russell does not shed nearly as bad as the German Shepherd. So I would suggest you search for the short haired version of this model. From my experience It is an excellent de-shedding tool and will not make your pet constantly scratch himself....a common problem with the competitive "Furminator" which tends to scratch the pet's skin. This particular model that I bought was specifically ordered for a long haired dog (my German Shepherd). I ALSO have a Jack Russell terrier, and have tried the undercoat rake on him, but the teeth are too long. That said, I would imagine that Oster has a model specifically desigend for short hair dogs like a Jack Russell. I have not sought out one of those because my Jack Russell does not shed nearly as bad as the German Shepherd. So I would suggest you search for the short haired version of this model. From my experience It is an excellent de-shedding tool and will not make your pet... » Read More This particular model that I bought was specifically ordered for a long haired dog (my German Shepherd). I ALSO have a Jack Russell terrier, and have tried the undercoat rake on him, but the teeth are too long. That said, I would imagine that Oster has a model specifically desigend for short hair dogs like a Jack Russell. I have not sought out one of those because my Jack Russell does not shed nearly as bad as the German Shepherd. So I would suggest you search for the short haired version of this model. From my experience It is an excellent de-shedding tool and will not make your pet constantly scratch himself....a common problem with the competitive "Furminator" which tends to scratch the pet's skin. « Show Less
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It comes with one blade, that is detachable, and is interchangeable with other Oster blades, but not other brands !This model may be discontinued, since new pet supply catalogs are not showing this model anymore.
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This blade should fit your model. Oster seems to keep the parts universal. I make shakes with mine too and it completely blends in the ice with no chunks. I'm very happy with this blade!
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I use mainly a set of wahl metal snap on combs but I've also used plastic andis, most snap on combs are universal.
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Your dog has shortish hair and the collar is about the pinch. the 3mm should be adequate as it maintains that pinch. The larger size works best for dense long hair, and secondarily provides a bit more strength to the linkage security.While your Rottie is good size and powerful, this collar is all about maintaining attention and focus, not primarily restraint. That's why you link this collars ring to a secondary restraint collar. The Herm Sprenger is formost used for control and communication, the secondary restraint is a fail-safe.
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I would get the Oster 76, if I where you, Mine already quit working, and I had to buy the 76, they are worth the extra money, they last much longer.
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I have no idea. You will have to look at the Oster web page, I did not keep the Oster
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I'm not sure, but I'd call Oster and ask. I called customer service when I broke mine (looking for a replacement), & the guy on the phone said to go to Amazon, it would be much cheaper. So I think you'll get good, honest advice from Oster customer service.
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the oster beehive comes in chrome or brushed metal, both blenders are metal.The chrome will wear with age which is good or bad depending on your aesthetic.Not sure? Get the brushed stainless.
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oh i love these their the best combs for the oster's i'll soon be buying new ones
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I would go with short hair comb fulminator , I have a golden Retriever & a Bernese mountain dog & was sold a short hair fulminator by mistake ,It worked on both my dogs fine until I discovered the error & went to long hair one ,don't notice a lot of difference in the performance think the long hair comb does it easier & little deeper job on there long hair coats of dogs like mine ,their coats are long hair compared to a lab .Hope this helps
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Here you go :) http://www.remingtonproducts.com/PartsandAccessories/mens/GroomerParts/Adjustable-Guide-Comb-for-the-MB-4040-and-MB-4020.aspx
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My clippers are nearly 50 years old, so the model numbers probably don't match up, but even so the combs clipped right on to my Oster cutter. The cutter part that the comb clips onto, is just shy of one and 3/4 inches. The packaging says compatible all models and they were very reasonably priced. Hope that helps.
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I don't know. I would suggest you contact Oster via their website customer care