The Power Line comes with a #00000 blade and the Classic comes with a # 000 blade.
They take different blades, the housing is shaped different, but the motor is the same so it really comes down to comfort.
Some places that have the Oster Classic 76 hair clipper in stock would be most any beauty supply house like Sally's Beauty Supply. You can also purchase them on eBay or Amazon as well.
The Oster clipper model 274 was first released in 1946, making it about 76 years old.
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To take apart an Oster Classic 76 clipper, first remove the two screws holding the blade in place, then detach the blade. Use a screwdriver to take out the screws holding the casing together. Once open, inspect the internal components for any damage or wear, and replace or repair as needed. Reassemble the clipper in the reverse order. Before attempting any repairs, make sure to unplug the clipper and refer to the manufacturer's manual for guidance. If you are uncomfortable with disassembling and repairing the clipper yourself, consider taking it to a professional repair service.
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The cord on the Oster Classic Heavy Duty Hair Trimmer is 8 feet long.
OA modified is built to cut thicker hair. other than that, both (literally) cut the same length.
The Oster Classic hair trimmer is very easy to clean. You simply pull of the head lock and then clean out the hair underneath.
Yes they are detachable.
It might be the type of blade you're using. If the coat is matted, you'll need a different blade, a number 7 works well for matted coats. I have an Oster clipper so, obviously, I use an Oster blade. I'm not sure what number the blade should be for an Andis clipper. The blade info should tell you what the blades use is suited for. If the coat isn't matted, you might still have to check into the best type of blade for your use.