Master Equipment Foldable Grooming Arm

TP14624Store and transport the Master Equipment™ Foldable Grooming Arm with ease. The telescoping arm extend from 24"H to 48"H, and the bold clamp attaches to any table up to 3" thick.Two-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. FREE 18" Grooming Loop with purchase!

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Our unique, heavy-duty Master Equipment Foldable Grooming Arm folds conveniently out of the way when not in use for easy storage and transport.

Telescoping design allows the arm to extend from 24" to 48" in height for any grooming situation
2"-wide dial knobs are easy to turn for quick and smooth adjustments
Sturdy bolt clamp has a custom-designed wide surface top that attaches securely to any grooming table up to 3" thick.

The Master Equipment™ Foldable Grooming Arm is made of rugged 1" square, tubular steel powder-coated in a Black Vein hammertone finish to resist rust and increase durability. Includes an 18" grooming loop and a two-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.

This product meets or exceeds Professional Pet Groomers and Stylists Alliance (PPGSA) standards.

Material: Tubular steel powder-coated in a black vein hammertone finish
Size: Horizontal section extends over table 13¼".

Directions For Use:

Place arm support base on the edge of grooming table and tighten bolt clamp to secure to tabletop.
Loosen height adjustment knobs and slide grooming arm post at both top and bottom until it is at desired height. Tighten knobs to lock into place.
Swing foldable arm over post until it is positioned over table perpendicular to grooming post.
Attach grooming loop to eye-screw at top of arm.
Fold arm back against post when not in use.

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Good Product

Name Withheld (Millsboro, Delaware) - 12/30/16 10:46 AM

Review: For 8 years this arm has withstood many large uncontrollable dogs. Very well made. The only con is I use the electric table made by Master Groomer and when I try to put my table all the way down the plastic knob under the table holding it in place prevents the table from lowering properly.

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STOP DON'T DO IT!

Name Withheld (Canton, Ohio) - 12/8/16 9:05 PM

Cons: Bends & knobs strip

Review: Please do not spend the money on this product. It's not made for large dogs. The pole will bend or snap and the knobs strip. The metal is just not strong enough for the job.

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Cheaply made

Name Withheld (Ft Lauderdale, Florida) - 1/18/16 2:41 PM

Pros: The adjustable knob on the pole.

Cons: The knobs strip. The pole bends easily so you are unable to move it up and down.

Review: The knobs strip out within a couple of months. Pet Edge was very nice and sent out some replacement knobs but they didn't last either. They are definitely not for large dogs. The pole bends easily and then they are unusable. We have 7 tables and now all are bent or stripped. Great idea but the steel is not strong enough for heavy use. I am going to try the Midwest brand sold hear as it is heavier gauge steel.

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Best grooming arm ever!

Name Withheld (Westland, Michigan) - 9/14/15 6:30 AM

Pros: Sturdy, fully adjustable

Cons: *knobs can get stripped

Review: I have had a couple of these arms and they have lasted me 6 years! I use a noose wrapped around the upright post that I can attach to the grooming noose. This give the dog less leverage to pull as hard and I do a lot of giant breeds and (unfortunately) a lot of difficult dogs. * I have had to replace the knob a couple of times but that is because I am constantly adjusting the height of the arm from both the top and the bottom knob (I do this so that the noose wrapped around the top is always at chin height of the dog).I finally have to replace the clamp/base because I think the screw socket on the arm itself has finally been stripped out

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middle of the road

Name Withheld (Missoula, Montana) - 3/27/15 1:14 PM

Cons: when it bends its over

Review: Like most these reviews.. Mine bent from a Large dog. and after Movers Killed it. Once it bends it's gone. though i happily hadit for 5 years with no problems .

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Best Arm Petedge Has!

Name Withheld (Sacramento, California) - 1/25/15 6:27 PM

Pros: STURDY

Cons: none

Review: This is the best arm that Petedge has to offer! It is extremely sturdy, as I groom mostly large dogs, Golden Retriever size up to St. Bernards, 8-10 dogs a day.. and this arm has lasted me over a year. I'm actually pleasantly surprised, and am buying another one!!! The other ones petedge has to offer snap, like a twig within days. Lookin for a HEFTY arm? This is your best bet.

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Expensive garbage

Name Withheld (Chicago, Illinois) - 12/15/14 7:53 PM

Pros: Works for small/medium dogs

Cons: Unusable once it warps

Review: When these went on sale I bought all that were left in stock because one large misbehaving dog will bend the two upright arms in moments, preventing the telescoping feature from functioning. I need the large clamp clearance for my extra thick drying tables, so I'm stuck with these junky things. The included loop is also too small for most dogs. Ugh.

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Horrible Arm

Name Withheld (Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey) - 8/10/14 11:53 AM

Pros: None

Cons: Cheaply made, crippling defects

Review: This arm stinks. Exactly like the other reviewer, a big dog pulled the arm and it bent. Now even medium sized dogs can pull and make it wobble all over the place. Horrible, cheaply made, poorly thought-out product. I have learned my lesson. I won't be buying a Master Equipment product ever again.

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master grooming arm

Name Withheld (Clare, Michigan) - 6/15/14 3:09 PM

Review: I've been a groomer for 30 years. In the past 3 years I've gone thru 2 of these "heavy duty" arms. When you have a large dog on the table do not trust the arm. It will bend right into. Then, you cant move the arm up or down because of the bend. One of my othergroomers also had this happen to her.

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