What is the difference between this unit and the CJ 630 besides the cone's yellow color? Are the CJ 625 2 cones the same size as the 630 ones?
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The CJ 625 has a slightly larger capacity (34 oz) compared to the CJ 630's 32 oz capacity. Other than that they're both identical. Except the Cj 630 has a more ergonomic design. Hope it helps!
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I don't know. I bought as a gift and later saw it running. I did not like the noise it made when it was being used, compared to the one I have which is a different brand. Had I known it made so much noise I wouldn't have bought it.
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I own the white one and does everything the unit is reported to do. I think the only difference is the color.
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Unlike some other ill-informed answers here, the parts for the 4000 and the BMJ are NOT interchangeable. The 4000 basket is wider and flatter, with a separate cutting blade as with the 1000 and 9000. The BMJ has a smaller, steeper basket with an integral blade and a plastic frame at the bottom. John Kohler did a juice-off on YouTube between the two, and the BMJ returned about 25% more juice than the older 4000. It's a very different design.
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the 600 model has more power. this is the 6000 model which has a prettier bowl. thanks
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899 ci has 7" screen 998 c has a 8" screen. 899 has built in GPS with the 998 it uses an external antenna for GPS. There may some other differences but these two were the main ones that i can remember.
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Not sure...they are 2 different machines. I'm very happy with the 6300 4 stage because I get a lot of blow sand from the beach. My guess is they both cover about same amount of sq ft. If you have a larger room than 350 sq ft, then buy 2 machines.
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according to Crutchfield the 8500 series has a screen with a higher density of pixels. It is supposed to be much brighter. I will say that the 6300 is very bright. You can watch it in daylight. You could probably find out more at Crutchfield.com
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10164 is a newer version. There appears to be a slight color difference. *shrug* I bought the one that was cheaper and it does the job.
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All the same but different sizes, one is cone shaped. My daughter and I love them. Professional set.
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Unfortunately, I can't comment on the other same size O2cool model. Mine works fine. There probably is not much difference in function especially if they are the same size. I thought the price that I paid was a fair one.
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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 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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Ithink the only other differences are cosmetic. There is a tray/storage in the -2 model below the console that doesn't look like it's there in the earlier model. Honestly though, I think the main value in the extra cost is the improved console. Based on earlier reviews that liked the unit but criticized the console as small and unresponsive, I thought the extra $100 for the newer version would be worth it. The new console is large, nice & informative, and works great.
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Sorry John. . . .this is not the appliance that I purchased. Mine is the larger one with two pizzelles @ 5 inches each. Perfect for cream cones and/or cannoli. Barbara Melanson
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The only difference is the number of hand held sets. The phone are exactly the same. I made the mistake of ordering the 138 model the photo shows five handheld sets but it only comes with four. The 158 comes with five for the same price. canceling the first order and re-ordering was a bit of a hassle. Hope this helps
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J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an upgraded design. J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an... » Read More J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an upgraded design. « Show Less
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These are designed to fit YJ models. I ordered these for my 87 wrangler and they fit perfectly. I don't think they will fit a CJ properly. You need the "Xenon 8260 Fender Flare Kit, 5" Wide Urethane" search for those... Also Bushwacker makes a set, but they are expensive.