Oil Pump
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I do not use a pump or recommend one.
The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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From: Whitefish Chain - Crosslake, MN
I do not use a pump or recommend one.
The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
Jump 26
God Bless
The problem with pumping oil out through the dipstick is you cannot get all the used oil out like a drain plug ever.
I use a high end hydraulic hose with threaded elbow fitting (safety wire it) and brass cap on the end that is ran through the bilge hole when I need to change the oil.
Its rated well above any oil pressure rating your engine will produce. JMHO
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God Bless
#4
Electric Jabsco. Get's 9 1/2 of the 10 quarts out of my 496. You change often enough that 1/2 quart of oil isn't hurting anything. My oil drain hose that you pull out the drain plug opening has never flowed any oil and short of pulling the motor I cannot figure out why.
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Merc makes a nice setup. http://www.wholesalemarine.com/hose-...865281a02.html
One with metric threads and Sae.
Mines got em but a ***** to get it out of the drain. Use this on the end of the hose which works well. http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-7201-F.../dp/B0002SR7TC
One with metric threads and Sae.
Mines got em but a ***** to get it out of the drain. Use this on the end of the hose which works well. http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-7201-F.../dp/B0002SR7TC
Last edited by cheech; 07-22-2013 at 05:28 PM.
#8
I just replaced my bucket style jabsco oil changer with a new one that is like a gas container with a pump from jabsco. Easier to haul around & holds all the oil from both engines, 20+ qts. Got it from Amazon.com for 139.00 Randy




