Review on Juicer Single Masticating Juicers Replacement by Alonzo Wilkins

I would not buy. The spare part is on the left and the original part is on the right. I have an Omega NC800HDS, I accidentally broke my auger by sticking the end of a knife down the chute while trying to push fruit in, it's not the juicer's fault it broke. As you can see, the replacement part is longer, but that length makes a big difference. I'm not going to lie, although this juice came out better than the original, or maybe I just like it better because I haven't had any juice in over a week. But the main reason I would recommend you go with an OEM and not this replacement part is that it makes an alarming popping noise. I have a feeling that at some point another part in my juicer will break. I would not advise you to use this replacement part instead of OEM. A small difference in length has a big impact on a juicer. I can't put on a pull plug, otherwise the edge won't come out, at least not with the strawberries. I will return it and buy OEM. The reason I didn't want to use OEM originally was because it was $20 cheaper. It doesn't feel like $20 less, although this part is definitely high quality, it just doesn't quite fit.