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Rick of Bass Lake, CA September 3, 2009 Oster blenders are advertised as having an "All Metal Drive" inferring that they are stronger and more durable than competing products that use rubber or plastic in their drive systems. After purchasing one of the Oster Beehive series blenders, and having the drive system shear in half through normal use, it became obvious upon inspection of the broken part that the drive system has a RUBBER coupler between the motor and the blade assembly. This coupler failed within two weeks of normal use. We subsequently replaced the broken blender with another Oster unit and it too failed within two weeks of normal use. A third blender was ordered from the same series and it too failed within two weeks of normal use. Upon further research I have come to find out that this drive failure is VERY common with this company's blender products. There are dozens of negative reviews on Amazon.com from customers who have had the same failure over and over again. I do not feel that it is right for a company to be advertising their product as having an "All Metal Drive" system when it in fact does not. B of Lynden, WA April 24, 2009 The Oster 3157 juicer is not a healthy device. We found that after using it several times we started to see black flakes in the juice! All parts are removable except plastic drive rotor. During juicing process pulp and juice can overflow inside and onto the drive rotor of the unit which can collect fruit pulp underneath and the get circulated back into juice.
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