What is the major difference between the Omega J8006 juicer and the J8003 and J8005?
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I'm not positive...but I think one has a "twin gear" made of stainless steel?, and This one has a single made of solid plastic. They both preform the same "masticating" action. Hope this helps.
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Actually the motor is the same. The difference is in the auger and the warranty. The auger in the 8004 (white) and 8006 (chrome) is 8 times stronger than the auger in the 8003 (white) and 8005 (chrome). In addition the warranty for the 8004 and 8006 is 15 years versus the 10 year warranty of the 8003 and 8005. I've heard of scouring of the auger with the 8003 and 8005 due to putting hard seeds and things through the juicer, that's why I went with the 8004.
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The only difference, per Omega, is the auger. The auger on the 8004 and 8006 is apparently stronger. This allows them to extend the warranty from 10 years to 15 years.I own this 8003 and am very happy with it. I don't see the need for the more expensive auger.
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If you want a more specific answer, go to the Omega website. I believe the major difference is in the motor. I researched them all at the time I purchased mine, and decided the difference wasn't significant enough for the higher cost, for what I wanted to use it for, which is juicing leaves. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I do remember I asked the same question on the Omega website, and received a very satisfactory answer.
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i'm not sure i really understand the difference between the two. mine spins and shoots juice out the right side and the left side catches all the "waste". there is a low and high speed (not sure of the exact RMS's between speeds) and a screened basket with a blade at the bottom that allows the juice to come out. i've never had a problem with my machine and i love it. i hope this helps.jb
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Great question. I don't know why there is such discrepancy in warranty. When I purchased my Omega VRT 400 it was out of stock at discount juicers so I opted for Amazon. Fabulous juicer, I love it!
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They are all the same. The parts are the same and probably from the same manufacture. I looked at all different companies manual, and they all appear the same. Works great by the way. I think you save alot more greens than wasting them with a slow juicer. By the way some other company charges more for having a black arguer from GE and this one included with it. They are all made in china by the way. Save your self the money and get this one.. Good luck
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Yes I have an omega 1000 juicer and my clutch nut vanished.... Ordered this and I actually prefer it over the old one.
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It is a lot faster than the Omega. It is not as fast as the centrifugal juicers but it extract twice as much juice. It goes relatively fast for carrots, apple and kale. It is slower for parsley for exemple. Note that ever since we bought it two years ago we have been using it every day, juice has become a staple in our diet. Centrifugal juicers, they produce a lot of waste. I personaly think that it is a no brainer, Super Angel doesn't really have any competition, all the other juicers are like toys in comparison.
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The 8008 is the chrome coated version of the latest home use model of Omega horizontal juicers. The screen on this one if out of thicker plastic than the 8006 screen. It also has 2 stainless steel juicing surfaces instead of just one like the 8006. The hopper on the top is larger. The handle design is also different. It does NOT have the larger feed chute and extra dial for adjusting for various veg/fruits etc. Those parts are on the NC800HDS and NC900HDC. Omega warranties these for 15 years parts and motor the same as the 8006 (also NC800/900).
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I don't know because it was a gift and I sent it directly to the person. I wish I could be more help to you. The person who got the juicer is very happy with it though. Best of luck to you!
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The 800JEXL looks and sounds like it means business. When you see it you think, (in a overly macho tone) 'Yeah ... this thing juices'. The BJE200XL on the other hand, while I'm sure it works well for $100, looks more a toy with it's circular window and cleanup sounds like it's a real PITA. If you're going to buy a juicer, spend the money on fresh fruit and vegetables, and take the time to juice them, you might as well do yourself a favor and get the best model you can.
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The Omega 8006 Juicer is a masticating juicer which is what a cold press juicer is. So, yes.
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I'm not sure, I returned it because it wasn't a very good juicer. I did however get an Omega and it is fantastic.
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Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer. Bottom line it's mostly stainless steel with some plastic pieces on the inside. Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer.... » Read More Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer. Bottom line it's mostly stainless steel with some plastic pieces on the inside. « Show Less
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I just sold my new (4 Month old) Omega 8004; I also sold my Omega VERT 350. I will not experiment with anymore juicers, as IMO, there is no better juicer on the market than a Champion!
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It's confusing. This juicer is 6th gen. But the rule is: 8003 and 8005 are the same, 8005is in chrome color. 8004 and 8006 are the same, 8006 is in chrome color. 8007 and 8008 are the same, 8008 is in chrome color. And the nc 800 and 900 are the same, but in different color. 8003-8006 is the 4th gen, 8007-8008 are the 5th gen. And the NCseries are the 6th gen. I hope it's helpful to you
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http://fit-juice.com/best-juicer-review-omega-j8006-j8005-j8004-j8003-juicer-revie/
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I still have my Juiceman Jr. and I don't believe it's any more work to clean my Omega and actually the basket is definitely quicker since it is all metal. Just put it in soapy water immediately for a quick cleanup. I love my Omega!
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No. This is a centrifugal juicer. If I had it to do again, I would buy the Omega VRT350 Heavy Duty Dual-Stage juicer.