Champion Commercial Juicer G5-PG-710 - SILVER MODEL (MAR-48C)

by Champion

• Heavy Duty Juicer for Fruits and Vegetables
• Includes - Instruction Manual, Juicing Screen, Sieve, Blank Screen, & Tamper
• Large 1.75" Diameter Feed Tube, 1725 RPMs, 650 Watt, 110V 50HZ
• 10 Year Limited Manufacturers Warranty (1 Year on cutter blade and screens)

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 17 x 7 x 10 inches ; 15 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 35 pounds
• ASIN: B000E4AO7G
• Item model number: G5-PG-710
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (19 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #85,691 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)

Product Description

Champion Commercial Juicer G5-PG-710 Features & SpecificationsChampion Commercial Juicer G5-PG-710 - SILVER MODEL The Champion Commercial comes inBlack,Silver,White andAlmondThe Champion Household 2000+ is a veteran to the juicing market. Champion has been around for over 20 years and we have clients who still rave about their juicer. This is build of a powerful 1/3 horsepower heavy duty GE motor. The large 1.75" diameter feeding tube allows it to take in larger vegetables without cutting them. The floating cutter is designed to separate the juice from the pulp all in one continuous operation with little to no intermittent cleaning. The blades are made of tempered stainless steel that are cast into the cutter for strength and years of use. They never separate or rust!The Champion is also a very versatile machine and can juice all types of fruits and vegetables, but cannot juice wheatgrass. If you are looking for a wheatgrass juicer that can also do fruits and vegetables, 877MyJuicer.com recommends theLexen Electric Healthy Juicer.The Champion household is great for those juicing once to a few times a day. If you are needing more than that, we suggest theChampion Commercial (G5-PG-710). Generally juicing over 12 ounces a day constitutes the upgrade to the commercial juicer.Features:Juices all types of fruits and vegetablesMakes nut butters, frozen fruit sorbets, baby foods, ice creams, sherbets, purees, salsa, muesli and more!All parts are FDA approved650 Watt MotorSimple re-wire to make it a 220v Machine! (Conversion kit required)Cooer motor operationAttachments Included:Tamper / Food PusherInstruction manual with recipesSpecifications:ModelG5-PG-710 (Used to be MAR-48C)Weight26 PoundsDimensionsDepth:17"Width:7"Height:10"Voltage120 V / AC / 60Hz /220VFeed Tube1.75" Round Feed TubeMotor650 Watts 1/3 HPExtraction MethodSingle Gear MasticatingWarranty10 Years Motor and Parts (except cutter blade)What is the difference between the Champion Household 2000+ a

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

44 of 44 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars 20 years of Outstanding Service December 19, 2007

By Rocannon MacGregor

As a natural therapist I have had juicers that cost from $2,600 down to $99. This includes the Norwark, J&J Green Power and the Champion. The reason I recommend Champion juicers is due to the fact that they are the ones that I have found most people will use regularly. this is because the juice is tasty, the power of the motor makes them tough and long-lasting, and they are fairly easy to clean. Plus they can make the frozen fruit ice cream with a Champion.

I just bought one for my adult daughter and she is thrilled. My first Chapmpion is still going strong after 20 years of nearly daily use. It makes good quality juice, fast and easy. I have used mine to prepare juice for up to 20 people and never had one problem with it.

Cleaning is easy. Assembly is easy. I never filter my juice. Taste is great if you use good quality fruits and vegetables. If you want a juicer that will last your lifetime I can highly recommend this one.

23 of 23 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Champion Vs. Jack LaLanne Juicer May 6, 2008

By Spirals

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I inherited my mom's Jack LaLanne juicer not too long ago and decided to start juicing for the family. My sister enjoyed the juice so much that she "stole" my juicer and I went and got a Champion Juicer. I'm happier with the Champion juicer, but there are still some things I miss about the LaLanne juicer.

Juice - Champion juice is much thicker and does not waste a single bit of juice in the fruits/veggies. Everyone says they like it better and it's more filling than the LaLanne juice. Though you can easily strain it if you don't like thick juice. I also notice I can get more juice out of fruits and veggies than before.

Cleaning - Champion is 100 times easier to clean up. LaLanne would just spit the juice out of the spout and end up all over the wall, counter, etc. Also, I would struggle to take apart the LaLanne machine to clean all the different parts. Champion, you just pull out the spout and take it apart in the sink. Very easy cleaning.

Food chute - With LaLanne, I could drop in nice large sizes and fill it up then plunger it in. Now I have to take a little longer in prep to make sure it all fits into Champion's small chute.

Noise - Champion is much quieter and since I juice in the early morning, I no longer have to worry about waking anyone up.

Constant juicing - Surprisingly I had no problems juicing everything non stop in my LaLanne juicer. When I juice certain items (celery, pineapple) in the Champion, I will have to clean out the inside before juicing anything else as the fibers will jam up the blades making them almost useless. Also, if you juice a lot of stuff at once (I make about 8-14 cups at a time) you will notice it gets harder and the pulp starts backing up into the food chute.

All in all, I'm much happier with my champion and juicing actually seems a bit more fun. If you were thinking about upgrading your juicer or starting off big, then Champion is definitely worth it. If you just want a basic juicer that makes good juice, than the LaLanne juicer is more than adequate.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Great juicer March 3, 2011

By L. Baker

I recieved this juicer two days ago and I love it. My BFF has a champion juicer and at first I wasn't sold on getting one. It seemed so complicated, it sort of intimidated me just from the way it looked, so I got the Jack Lalane instead. I used the JL for a few months and then it just became tiring. I felt like I was getting a work out by juicing. It didn't help that everytime I would see my BFF juicing she seemed to be doing it effortlessly. So last week I gave my JL away, and ordered a Champion. Boy am I glad I did. It is sooooo much easier juicing with this machine. I put the veggies in, and they come out as juice, no stopping the machine to get stuck peices of carrots out. The only bad thing I can say about this machine is that you have to chop the fruits and veggies into small enough peices to fit through the shoot. With the Jack Lalane that was not so much a problem, as the shoot was big enough to fit a medium sized apple through it. Don't get me wrong the JL is a good juicer if you only want to juice carrots, apples, cucumbers, celery, and beets. It works quite well doing those items, and if you don't juice that often then it may be a fit for you. But if you juice every day or even at least twice a week, then you need a juicer with more power and a better grinding plate than the JL. The champion just makes juicing so effortless. I don't have to keep pounding the veggie tamper, I can literally put the fruit or veggie in, and barely push on the tamper and out comes my juice. I made a green juice this morning with some baby kale, an apple, some cucumber, half a lemon and some watercrest, talk about yummy! It took me less than 10 minutes to make it, and clean the machine. BTW cleaning it is a whole lot easier than the JL with all of it's parts. Cold water and a cleaning brush does the trick. I got the Commercial one in Silver, it's all one color, I was worried looking at the pictures, it looks like the base is Silver and the cutter/filter area is white, it's not, so it looks fantastic on my kitchen counter.