Excess fruit

My neighbour on one side has 5 old apple trees, two of which produce copious amounts of fruit, the best producer being a yellow apple with loads of juice that I don't like for eating, and no-one else, not even my neighbour, bothers. They accumulate on my decking, attract wasps and generally make a mess. So i've decided to do something with them.
I used to bottle fruit in enormous quantities to feed the family through the winter with pies, crumbles, etc and make chutneys as well. I live on my own now and don't do a lot of cooking particularly sweet things, so I've decided to go for juice and drying. LOL suggested a blender for juice but for large quantities it's very messy and pulpy, although for small drinks etc. it is good.
Has anyone got a juicer that works?

 

That sounds very good, just what I need, but sadly I don't think I can justify more than �£100. However googling for info. about yours has thrown up loads of information on proper juicers, so thank you! Although the juice seems to keep only a couple of days at most in the fridge, I thought freezing would be an option?