Why I buy this one ?
- Extra large 36 ounce capacity
- Powerful auto reverse
- Cord storage
- Clear take to table juice pitcher
- Removable pulp strainer

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What our customer's say!

"66332 Five-Year Worker vs. 66332R One-Month Lemon", The 66332R is what replaced the 66332, and, unfortunately, if you order from Amazon, the "R" is probably what you'll get.

I used the original 66332 roughly 5 times a week for about 5 years before the motor lost its torque. It may not have been a rock solid piece of kitchen equipment (by contrast, my Omega 1000 extracting juicer impresses with its power and weight), but it performed well and cleaned up easily. My only complaints were the hollow handle on the 66332's pitcher and the tight crevasses on the underside of the reamer: both were inaccessible and made great habitats for mold. (Fortunately, neither spot comes in contact with the juice).

The 66332R fixed the problem with the handle. Unfortunately, it breaks almost everything else. It has 5 pieces to wash instead of 3. It has a smaller pitcher. The original felt pretty solid, whereas the R creaks, feels flimsy, and the strainer piece tends to come out of its position. The reamer of the original stayed snapped in place in the strainer, allowing one to pour from the pitcher without removing the strainer and reamer. Be prepared to hold the R's reamer in place by hand when pouring.

My R was excruciatingly loud.

And now it's dead, its gears no longer properly engaging after about a month of use.

I'm on the look out for my next citrus juicer. In case anyone is wondering, I did try the Omega's citrus attachment on my 1000 a few years back. It worked well enough, but it's really a compromise because it involves a bunch of gears to slow its reamer down to a sensible citrus speed. Clean up was much worse. It makes sense to me to have a machine that's designed just for citrus.

"model 66332 = Good // Model 66332R = BadMod", Model 66332R ("R" for reject?) is generally defective.
I have tried two units myself. Both have broken on the first usage.

Model 66332 on the other hand is excellent. Be sure to get the right model number.

The better model (66332) does NOT have an adjustment on top for
the pulp drain width.

"model 66332 = Good // Model 66332R = Bad", Model 66332 is an excellent juicer for citrus
from kumquat to grapfruit sizes.

However, some vendors have substituted model 66332R,
which is noisy, clogs easily, and breaks instantly.
Model 66332R (R for "reject"?) is surprisingly
useless despite the similar model number.

If you read through these reviews, nearly all fall
into two camps; it is either the BEST or WORST juicer.
I think the BEST is model 66332, while the WORST is model 66332R.
The "R" model has an adjustment for the pulp drain slot size.
Model 66332 does not.



"Worked fine for one day", After one day use it started making noises and stop working. I returned it. After reading all reviews I went with another Citrus Juicer this time.


"worst juicer ever", this item did not even go through 1 bag of oranges and stopped working, i picked it up and heard rattling in the bottom of the unit. i had bought it the year before at end of the orange season so by the time next year rolled around it was too late to return. i opened the bottom and found that the cheap plastic gear they put on the motor had twisted in half. i don't really like the brand in the first place never had cheaper products from any other manufacturer. don't buy this item unless u want to replace it shortly after u get it. if i could give it less than 1 star i would.

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"can't take the pressure", after breaking it (like everyone else) i opened it up and found the problem. at the bottom of the shaft is a thin plastic extension that pushes down on a metal plate when you push down on the juicer. this plate then touches another plate to complete the circuit and start the motor. a little too much downward force will break that little plastic extension off the main shaft, so the plates are never made to touch. if the main shaft weren't so cheaply made, this juicer would be great. as is, it is useless. they should at least offer a replacement part, but I can't find one. also, the power cord could be longer.

"Buy the older model for juicer perfection.", I checked the reviews here for this newer model of the juicer I have and found that the newer model doesn't have very good reliability. If it works, it works great, but many of them break in the first few uses. The same thing happened to a friend of mine who bought the Black and Decker version of a citrus juicer after envying my 20-year-old Proctor Silex Juicit. The good news is that the 20-year-old model is still widely available on eBay. Go look for a Proctor Silex Juicit that has been used but still works great from a seller with a high rating (99.5% positive feedback) and you can't go wrong. Mine doesn't have a catch pitcher like the new one. The juice pours from the ceramic reamer(its ceramic crisp edges are another plus over B&D's plastic parts) through a metal strainer into a funnel that guides it into a bowl or other container that you provide. It may not be as handy, but it has worked on at least a weekly basis for over 20 years now!

"This is the best....", This is one of the best buys I've ever made-we LOVE this juicer! I purchased it just before Christmas 2005 so we could serve fresh orange juice to our Christmas morning crowd, and we've used it regularly since. This past Christmas morning we juiced 60 pounds of oranges in less than an hour.

The juicer is simple to use and amazingly easy to clean. I see a lot of bad reviews about the juicers being defective - there has to be a defetive batch of them and hopefully Amazon will correct that.

"Don't waste your money", This juicer stopped working completely after juicing about 10 small, very juicy oranges from my very own tree. It was a complete disappointment and I will gladly return to using the old fashion manual juicer. Proctor Silex used to be name to be trusted but sadly, no longer true.

"Lucky",

Unfortunatly I purchased the juicer prior to reading any reviews. Big Mistake! Had I read reviews I would never have purchased the juicer. I feel lucky in comparision to some other consumers as it broke on the 2nd use. Don't waste your hard earned money. Find another juicer.

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