I had 18-speed oster blender with 5 cups glass jar which I bought 6 yrs back. Can 6 cups jar fits? can I add little more load to finish work fast?
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This jar is compatible with many Oster blenders. For more information on whether it will be compatible with your specific blender, please contact us through our www.oster.com/contactus website.
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I don't know - mine is Model 34BL87 - that's the number on the motor base, not the jar. I can tell you that if you are trying to replace just the glass jar, assuming you are just as cheap as I am and saved all the other parts from the "broken" one, I had to make my own fiber washer out of automotive gasket material (thin and heat resistant) because one of the little washers crumbled when I removed the assembly. If your time is worth anything - I'd get the complete unit or buy a brand new blender in the box!
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Sorry it took so long to get back to you but i'm ill. Just for you I searched for my mason jar and tried this experiment. RESULTS: it works great as long as you 1. always make sure the rubber seal is secure in place before you start and 2. if you stop at any point to add ingrediants, clean the rubber and bottom otherwise it will slip and get cut in the rotor ( like mine). The good thing about Oster blenders is all parts are replaceable. Hope this answer is helpful
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as far as I know it is intended to be used with the blender Oster with the 5/16 square3 drive , also with this blender you can use any jar that has the standard lid , I use with jelly 1/2 pint to quart jars I have double stack blades
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By the time I have the liquid and the frozen fruit into the jar it makes two cups, and the inside of the jar has perfect dynamics to blend smoothly and evenly. I think it could handle a bit more, but I only use the two cup for myself. I absolutely love it. Have used it for several years. Best ever.Busy Reader, and smoothy drinker.
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For what i saw on the Oster website http://www.oster.com/productdetails.aspx?pid=2917 I believe it can fit. Oster glass jars are generally standard, and this is the same glass my mom had at home about 20 years ago in a different blender model. I bought an Oster blender 6640 and changed the jar for the glass one and I am very very satisfied with it, no complains. You might like to purchase as well a new set of accesories like these ones Oster 6010 6-Piece Blender Accessory Refresh Kit
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Oster 4093 is simple, classic design about 16 inches; 5 cup;glass; 2 speed; 500 watt. Oster 4096 is 2 speed; 5 cup; glass; 500 watt (around $60). BPCT-02 is 6 cup; glass; 2 speed toggle switch; 600 watts(?). Blenders run from about 16- 18 inches.If possible, be sure you get stainless steel blades.
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I had an older Osterizer with a round glass blender jar. The new square plastic fit and operated perfect. hope this helps.Mike
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If that's what fits your blender, then go with it. Just make sure you have the right dimensions and only buy Oster product. Non-OEM products from China and the like are of poor quality and rarely fit perfect. If not perfect you will experience leaks. I have learned the hard way.
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I can't answer that 100%, have you checked with Oster since you have the model number? I'm guessing it would fit, but that's a guess. based on the basic concept that Oster Brand blenders all have the same size base for the assembly to fit onto. Sorry I couldn't help more than that.
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Hi Mike, you need a vessel at least 3" in diameter. The container that comes with this is perfect, I also use a container from an old (dead) stick blender, bowls or a pot if I am blending something on the stove. Even if I had a mug with a 3" diameter I would not use any blender, too messy. Of course you would not use a stick blender in a short mug without making a mess.
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The blender jar hold 50 fluid ounces or just over 6 1/2 cups. It is strong enough to blend just about any raw vegetables or potatoes as long as you provide enough fluid to keep the ingredients flowing. The bottom of the jar does have threads to allow the blades to be removed. The jars lid also screws into the jar and provides a safety switch that will disable the blender if the lid is not attached.
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Hi Rose R.Yes, as long as your oster is not the "beehive style" it will fit. Pull up a picture of the 5 or 8 cup blender (most common one sold by oster) and if it looks like yours then it will fit. I bought this stainless one to use for shakes and icies and I use the glass one for everything else. Good luck.
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I bought this glass jar for my Osteriser blender and it fits perfectly. I don't have my series #, but purchased this same model and I'm happy with it, especially because it's glass.
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Unfortunately unable to answer about fitting your particular model number. However, after reading some reviews some people had the same issue I did with the jar not sealing or lid fitting or leaking. I had to give up and just buy a new blender.
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This jar is specifically designed to fit Oster blenders. We cannot recommend using it with any other brand blender.
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it is big but the thing is to use it you need space for the blender to work properly, you will never fill it more than half the way otherwise wont blend well so you do need the extra capacity of the top. that is my thought.