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Thank you so much! I’ve yet to see anyone use this and is exactly what I need! I hate draining oil! It’s messy and time consuming. Love your videos and keep it up!

SO GLAD I found this video, I've had an oil extractor for years and never ended up using it, just sat in the garage. Just bought a new Honda snow blower and it looked like draining the oil was going to be a huge mess with one of the wheels in the way of the drain plug. Using the extractor it should be a breeze to change the oil. Just need to find a cap to put on the oil bottle like yours.

I used to work as a mechanic at a outdoor power equipment dealer. We were a Honda dealer. I used to use a similar vacuum pump to chang the oil in small equipment. Worked great.

my uncle had one of these that he used on his mini cooper. He gave it to me a year ago and oh my gosh I can't believe how many times and different things I've used it for. Overfill transmission during a fluid change and all my outdoor equipment. I'd buy one right now if I needed it.

This was great! Straight to the point with added tips 💕

Well, I learned something. I always thread it in to check my oil level on my Honda mower.

Learned two things. Buying a vacuum pump is more than worth the continued aggravation of not having one. The other is the Honda dipstick. I have been checking the levels with them screwed in. Thanks, great video!

I use the Mityvac MV7201 for my car, going on three years. Car has a top mount oil filter so never have to jack the car up or crawl under it. Super handy tool.

Wow that looked sooo easy great video!!!👍👍👍

My wife changes the oil every 2 years. She wears gloves to protect her nail polish and the slight oil spillage keeps her wrinkle free.She cuts the grass every 3 mths for aerobic training to have a slight workout, enjoy the fresh air, and engaged in nature.

Great info! Quick and easy!

Those oil bottles (and many other fluids that come in that style of bottle) have that angled side for a reason. You face that side down when pouring and it flows out slowly to prevent spillage.

Good tips I’m going use for sure.

Damn, that is a game changer for me. I'm gonna change my oil this weekend, on my motorcycle, two mowers and even the snow thrower. Thanks a bunch 👍🏾

Great video.. The one I have is a mityvac 7400 which looks exactly like your model shown and mine is around 5 years and I leave it outside. Amazon has it for $68.98 right now 11/23/18 .... For small engines this fluid extractor is a great investment for yourself Some walk behind lawnmowers the weight over 100 pounds is difficult to use the drain screw or tilt it over on its side. I use mine on my riding lawnmowers, Walk behind mower, power watcher, generator, wood chipper. For cars and trucks you'll use 2 piece of tube to reach the oil dipstick and you'll never have to remove your drain screw again and save yourself the headache of long term use. By using it the fluid extractor can pull out about 90 to 95 % of the oil in the motor so when you remove the oil filter there is practically no oil at all and NO MESS. It all so works when cleaning up small amounts of oil and antifreeze 5oz when changing out part and you can almost safely drain the radiator by putting the tube from the cap, the expansion tank Down the hose..

Way cool! 😎👍🏽 Thanks for sharing!

That is a certified game changer. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Love your videos brother keep up the good work. From Grand Prairie, Texas

I saw your video 1st & got excited until I seen the $80 price. Well I kept looking at videos and thanks to this platform, other videos show me how to do it for basically free.

I recently subscribed to your channel and I really like your videos. They r very useful. Keep up the good work. Thx

Need one of these for my mower. Thanks!

Awesome! However, would like to recommend to drain just after use and when the engine has cooled some. This way you'll get most of the oil out, as some oil will remain from the start up circulation.

To drain the oil, just turn the mower on its side and the oil comes out. No pump needed. I like the little funnel cap idea to put oil back into it.

For those that don't have a lot of small motors that justify the purchase of the vacuum pump, a cheaper alternative is to use a large draining syringe, used for getting oil out of transmissions. They come in 200mil and 500mil sizes. It may take slightly longer to do than shown here, but the convenience and ease is exactly the same.

Great info. Thanks for the video. 👍🏼

I love extraction pumps in use them on my cars so I don’t have to get under the car. But in this case with a lawnmower it’s just so easy to just tip it over on its right side and drain oil into a shallow pan. I wouldn’t even get my suction pump out for a lawnmower. But those pumps are very useful in general.

Great video... I was unable to remove the oil bung from my Lawnmower...so this vacuum pump method is ideal....Thank you...Liam

this is freaking legit, thx man

I change my mower oil every 20 years whether it needs it or not. This will be a huge time saver for me. Also, those Honda mowers are designed to be tipped sideways to drain the oil. I don't know if it's better (I always feel that I'm not getting it all) but it takes 5 seconds. Trying to figure out how to tip my car... (I need a life. Spending too much time trying to come up with clever you tube comments)

Thank you for the information.

Great video. I've seen people use these to change the oil in their sail boat motors which I guess is why they have them at West Marine! Never thought how handy they would be around the home too! Thanks!

Great idea. Any comments for auto oil change?

Awesome I need one of those Pumps, I just change the Oil in my Zero Turn and it did take for ever too Drain the Oil.....So where can I get one of these Suction Pumps from it would save me a Ton of time......and I like that Oil Cap Spout, I'll be looking for it at the Auto Part Store Today....Thank you Great Video

Can anyone help? bought a new pump. made a mistake and poured too much oil (overfilled) When starting up, he spit out some of the oil. But now the air sucks weakly. what to do?

What ever happened to the oil plug being under neth the mower deck where it drained directly into the oil pan and not over everything else?

Sounds great but how often should I change my oil and is the $78 worth it because I don't mow from Nov to Mar.

Hello. Thank for sharing the helpful video. Have a great day.

I liked the video. When I owned a boat, that's how I changed the oil. But I no longer own the boat, or the vacuum pump. So I am going to go with the other guy's idea, and make my own setup using a vacuum cleaner an bottles. This does not mean I didn't like your video. CHEERS.

I just tip my mower on my neighbor's lawn after he goes to bed.

I'm in the market to buy my first mower. I really like the look of this mower, but more importantly I know Honda makes decent stuff. What is the model of this mower? Please and thanks.

What an idea, no fun crawling under the car. This will make me want to do it more often and saves tipping the mower on the side and getting oil everywhere when i do that to.

Great video! Is there a place to buy the spout caps online? Can't find them at my auto parts store. Where do you buy them?

Thanks! This is a game changer!

My lawnmower doesn't even have a drain plug in the bottom. This is a great idea.

Check your oil level first on your dip-stick. If it's full, measure what comes out, then you know exactly how much to put in. What about a drill pump?

so glad I watched this video I didn't know that you don't screw in the dipstick on Hondas I am guessing that I have been over filling mine by doing so

Fantastic job thanks

Good video! Would be helpful if you put the links for items used for purchase.

Great video thanks. Question... where do you take the old oil?

Great idea, I went to my local West Marine and purchased the smaller one (2.9 Qt). This worked great in changing the oil my my Honda HRX. Do you recommend a way to clean the tube and the inside of the cylinder after you have completed changing the oil?

Your awesome please make more videos you deserve more subs

I skipped the vacuum pump and used my shop vac with a Mason jar, 6 ft of 1/4" tubing for 2 $ and 2 min to vac out the lawn mower.

Another nice tool.

Remember when in Daves music group you posted a picture of you on that lawn mower. Then having a beer when you were done. When Sherry was alive and life was fun. Now to serious

I use a plastic bottle, a shop vac and two plastic tubes. The shop vac draws air from the container and that sucks the oil from the mower faster than any hand pump.

I find it easier to find a hill, put a 16oz gatorade bottle over the oil opening and tip into the hill. This way I can guarantee I get all the metal bits too that flow with gravity.

Great video. I just order the 10qt manual/pneumatic version. You can either use it manually or with and air line for only $10 more. I have a portable battery powered compressor that will come in handy for using with it. Have you tried using on one of your vehicles through the dipstick yet? Thanks for the video! 😊

There is a smaller one by Briggs, half the price, since there is only a small amount of oil in the mower it has plenty of volume. Works just fine also. The one you show is great fir cars and motorcycles but over kill or this purpose. But very well made video thanks.

I bought an oil extractor for my lawn mower repair service. It makes oil changes a breeze. I regret not getting it sooner!

Excellent video. My snowblower has no drain tube and is impossible to invert. I will try this. Also - buy some shoes? Hopefully you can afford them with today’s ridiculous prices.

Great video. What do you do with the oil once you have it in that device?

Great video. Can you provide a link to the bottle cap you used on your oil bottle? Thanks.

I bought a used honda push mower at a pawn shop.l didn't know they didn't have a drain plug so I pulled a few bolts out of the bottom fingers out to turn side.

I've never changed the oil on any lawnmower, because I haven't reached 3,000 mile mark on any of them.🤔

Amazing thank you!

Excellent video. Get a magnetic dip stick.

Will it or should I say can it be used to pump gas out of a Ranger Bass boat. Some one told me to buy electric fuel pump and hook it to the fuel line going to the motor this is how the the marine dealers do it and they want a $175 bucks anyhow so the cheapest pump I found was $70 bucks and I can’t see $70 bucks to use one time

so when job is done you still have to drain oil from pump that takes time , the drain plug is on the machine for a reason, to get all the oil out.

I use this same tool for my lawnmower and previous Mercedes

What do you do with the oil once you've pulled it out of the lawnmower? Certainly you don't just live it in the pump.

Can you use the oil extractor for car?

Would this pump remove fuel also for winterizing purposes?

How many times can you say "so" in 6:27?

Nice method

I wish some day u will be able to ship from Canada, i would like to buy from your store but its only based in the states and brokerage fees etc... are big obstacle for some of us, this goes for a lot of KZfaqrs so i end up not bothering.

Halfway on the dipstick marks? I was always told to fill it.

What do you do with the oil that is now in the vacuum pump. .?

Awesome!

I have the same thing works great

How many ounces of oil in the Honda mower engine?

So how do you drain without a pump?

Those pumps are great for boats and certain brand car engines. It leaves a little dirty oil behind and doesn't get the sediment on the bottom of the pan, but a car engine has an oil filter and enough fresh oil that issue does not matter. But lawnmowers do not have oil filters and they only hold a single quart of oil, so the sediment and old oil left behind is more problematic. Better to drain the oil like you are supposed to do.

Sure did . Thanks

I will try

I wonder how long the pump will last. Sometimes the dirty oil will damage the pump. I notice you use a new one. New ones always work great.

Could use a pump thingy from a body wash or hand soap container. Pump it in an empty pop bottle

🏆 I was ready to subscribe 10 seconds in bud

I like your safety shoes.

Wait! You’re not going to wipe off that drop of old, dark oil! You’re killing me!

Good idea ...so I guess I will try my wet vac then and just jimmy a small hose to the crevice tool

I'm so glad you said that was a USED USPS box.

Damn 80 bucks for the pump. It better be easy and clean. Thanks for the product demo.

So my Honda mower need oil changes? 10 years now on original oil. Just did the lawns today and still going strong. I'll have a look at the oil if its still going in another 10 years.

That's a great tool for the right job but to change the oil in a Honda lawn-mower, is as simple as tilting the mower to right and allowing the oil to drain out onto a low profile oil pan (aluminum baking pan). It's faster than using any type of pump and less clean-up.

Thanks dude

How much of a mess is it to empty and clean out the pump?

There use to be drain plugs. I just use a drain pan and tip it over removing the sludge in the crank case.

Has that mower ever cut grass? Looks brand new lol

Honda mower sales are up after this vid went viral !