I want to buy a juicer -- what is the best kind to get (see details)?

Okay - I want to juice green vegetables, leafy veggies like spinach, parsley, lettuce, and the like, carrots, beets, celery, etc. I also would like it to be able to juice wheatgrass well.
One of the most important things to me is ease of cleaning. I would like one that I can use each morning, juice a bunch of veggies and wheatgrass and clean it in the sink very quickly. If it's too much of a pain in the @ss I won't use it, or I'll leave it one day and ruin the juicer.I want to buy a juicer -- what is the best kind to get (see details)?
juicemaster by jack lalane. my daughter loves hers. great health benefits.
I have recently bought a new juicer (Jack LaLane Power Juicer). It is great! Not that expensive and was on sale at the time, but don't know about now. Nothing has gone wrong with it so I can't say anything about their return or repair policies. Very sturdy. I have put pineapple with skin on it and it hasn't hurt it at all. Seems to be more juice also. Motor has lifetime warranty on it. Leafy vegetables are harder because you have to roll them up in a ball. Wheatgrass I'm not sure of. Sometimes I just rinse it out. But pulp is dry.
Good luck.