does this come with a large and a small reamer? The picture shows 2, but a recent reviewer says she only has one--not big enough for grapefruit.
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I only received one, I don't see two in the picture, just a disassembled view. I was able to juice several grapefruits just fine although a larger reamer would have made the task simpler and faster.
505248
It came with only one. I had hoped there was a smaller one for limes. It is useable but I have to watch my fingers with the smaller fruit. I haven't tried grapefruit. Works great for lemons and oranges.
505249
It only comes with one but it's a good size but I have only used large lemons and oranges on it and it worked great.
505250
There is only one reamer, but there are two pulp screens to allow more or less pulp. The diameter of the pulp screens was large enough for grapefruit. Perhaps the other reviewer was using a larger grapefruit with more exterior peel. We had no problems.
85226
Yes it does. The reamer pops out, the white top pops off and the entire unit is very easy to wash, dry and reassemble.
863096
No i think it would be too small. I use it for lemons and limes and it seems to work perfect. I think it would be on the small side for grapefruit.
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Hi it depends on the size of the fruit. I have 400 trees and the size very ( pom wonderful variety ) some are larger than grapefruits no way they fit so just be practical. I was at T-J max 2 months ago an found presses for $39.99 each so I bought 3. It is good to shop around.
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The original versions I saw last year were 3 different sizes for oranges, lemons, and limes. An orange one, yellow, and green. Now it looks like they settled on the size that the yellow one was and create it in yellow and green. Large lemons are very hard to squeeze but medium sized and any lime works great. Love mine!!!
908407
Yes, it comes in two different sizes. As I said it use to work well, but no longer does. Good luck!
1988188
Yes it comes with two size grinder, 1 for regular oranges an 1 for small oranges. I use it for limes too
999204
Hi everyone having the same question and doubt.Please read my review "Nozzle is NOT as in picture! [Updated!], November 18, 2011" on this product's page.http://www.amazon.com/review/R1K39S2FQY4O50/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B004PYCYCO&nodeID;=1055398&store;=home-gardenHope this helps!(Amazon is still showing, two (2) different nozzles as of today 10/18/2014...)
478965
You will only need one for the hand press. I have two because I use an rcbs primer tool. Its a hard tool to change out the shell holder so I usually keep one in my press and the other in primer tool.
997736
Hello Mazin, a 3 gallon compressor is pretty small. The three jet sprayer would be the correct choice because you can use it with one two or three jets to match yoru comprssor. My best guess is you will want more air. Here is a customer that has connected a couple small compressors together that may give you some ideas: http://www.mortarsprayer.com/winery-foundation-spraying/Please let me know if I can help with more question.Best regards,Nolan Scheid
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Honestly, I would recommend the OXO reamer for that. It's amazing, so thorough and easy to use. The Amco squeezers are awkward, slippery, and difficult to use. I found it most useful for juicing pomegranates, but that's about it.
1988185
It is a good powerful juicer, but unfortunetly it does properly cup a larger orange or a grapefruit. However it does a good job on lemons and limes. So for larger citrus fruits i would appreciate a feed back
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It comes with three standard barrels attachments in three different sizes, and two wands ( skinny at the top, fat at the bottom ) in two different sizes. :) I have only uses the larger wand for the last year and a half..it's the best!
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Not at all awkward to use - I find it easier to use than the stationary kind and much kinder on my wrist and shoulder. Plus, it takes significantly less room to store than the stationary kind. Wood ribs dig into fruit much better than glass/ceramic reamers for more juice. Ream in the middle of the fruit first to get the majority of fruit/juice, then angle slightly to "scrape" out any remaining on the sides of the citrus "shell."
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I have both,the Small one+thee Larger one,I would Suggest thee smaller one,which will be perfect+you will love how nice they work+how Super Smooth they are!!! You will not Disappointed!!
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Hi there, I've only used it for oranges and grapefruits so far - even large ones- and it's been great. Haven't had a chance to try pomegranates bc they haven't been in season here quite yet but my sense is - medium sized pomegranate will fit just fine! If you need to do a very large pomegranate, you could always cut it in thirds and juice that way.
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Sunny: Here is my thinking on the top squeezer. It will make pressing down easier, but is not as efficient as the hand in juice extraction. The top can only press downward and does not accommodate all sizes of oranges and grapefruits. The hand will squeeze and ocilate, making it more efficient in extracting all the juice. If you get the top, please let me know if you find my thinking to bre true.Thanks,Ian