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With the exception of the finish ,this one is actually identical to the Hurricane. I actually hated it when I first tried it. I cranked and cranked into infinity and nothing happened. I took the thing apart, removed the glob of wet grass and tried again. Aha, we have juice! After going through this exact same process for the next several days, it occurred to me to change my procedure–I wasn't working with the same juicer, after all, this was a manual and not an electric–I finally got the results I wanted.
It's solidly constructed, rust is not a problem, it's just a matter of getting used to the extra effort, which I note some people have complained about, but that's just a natural thing when you choose a manual appliance. If you are considering a Hurricane, be aware that the clamp does not accommodate a wide countertop. The instructions indicate that this model can be used for other fruits and vegetables. Given the many years of experience I have with juicing, that's hogwash. Buy a different model–an Acme or a Champion–for those vegetables and fruits, and use this juicer for what it is intended for–just grasses.
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