I'm not familiar with that juicer,

However, is there an adjustment that can increase pressure?

What you attempted to juice does not sound like a lot to me,
maybe a few drops, but then again email, words, how do you convey
details like that clearly? =)

See if you can increase pressure, I would imagine you *feel* the
grinding process as you turn the handle. My electric guy bogs
down and even grunts a little as it begins to grind the wheat grass.

My results, and I assume for most, you learn as you go, with not as
much juice as expected. Then you learn when the blades are at
peak, and then how to capture the most juice. I have ran the pulp
through a second time, with good results, however the additional
juice has a bit more bitter taste. Perhaps a result of more air.

Let us know how your doing in a few weeks.

Eddy

On Dec 12, 2005, at 6:48 PM, Gail Scarbrough wrote:

> Hi all,
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> I got my wheatgrass kit last tuesday and my first tray is about 1-1/2
> inches tall. I got the one with the Hurricane manual juicer. I
> couldn't wait to try the juicer so I went to the garden and picked a
> big handful of parsley. I guess there was about 6 stalks. I don't
> know if I did something wrong or what but I didn't get any juice out
> of it so then I juiced a carrot and got about 1 tablespoon of juice
> that had a faint green tint to it. The parsley pulp that came out was
> quite wet. I probably could have have squeezed some juice out of
> it. Is this normal? Judging from what I saw there's no way I could
> get 12 ounces of juice from 1 tray of wheatgrass. The screw on cover
> was hand tightened. Anyone have any suggestions?
>
> Gail
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