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  waraton said:

This is what I use. Mine is a 6 litre container same as this, there are various types, inexpensive, quick and no oil in the gob![ATTACH type=full" width="456px" alt="1588066381226.png]52745[/ATTACH]

At a $150 bucks I'll keep doing it the cheap way?

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  Flightrite said:

At a $150 bucks I'll keep doing it the cheap way?

 

You've been looking at an aeronautical supplier if you are paying that much, plenty around at under $60.

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The boating fraternity with inboards can't drain their oil in the normal manner, via a sump plug. So they use a sump pump and suck the sump dry. You can get one off Whitworths for $19.95.

 

https://www.whitworths.com.au/engine-steering/engine-accessories/oil-extractor-pumps

 

Sure beats a mouthful of highly carcinogenic engine, with lots of pollutants in it, from by-products of combustion.

 

And yes, used engine oil is highly carcinogenic, it's the reason mechanics have a 5 yr shorter lifespan than the males who don't paddle in oil every day.

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  onetrack said:
You can get one off Whitworths for $19.95

 

Now that's something that every workshop should have.

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It is amazing what there is that you didn't know existed. You can even get 12 volt pumps for $30.00. That Whitworths item is cheap but the $17.00 post charge makes it more expensive than from Ebay at $30.00 delivered.

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After my initial enthusiasm, I remembered that I already have a similar hand pump in my workshop; just hadn't occurred to me to use it for oil changes.

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  kgwilson said:

It is amazing what there is that you didn't know existed. You can even get 12 volt pumps for $30.00. That Whitworths item is cheap but the $17.00 post charge makes it more expensive than from Ebay at $30.00 delivered.

Yes I looked at that pump but postage made it uneconomical.

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You only have to do that if you want promotion.. A golf ball up a frozen garden hose is a common phrase. Nev

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