I'm still on the fence. I like the higher output chute for loading my wagon but imagine it would clog easier

Dude has the car up on ramps for......??

Anyone know where to get a thin tube replacement for this extractor

To many to pick from there's hundreds

Do you use this extractor for any other fluid besides engine oil? If so, how do you clean inside the hoses and extractor itself? I was thinking of using it to extract both engine oil and transmission fluid but definitely don't want to cross-contaminate the different fluids in my engine.

He uses it one time and gives a review. It does not make any sense because it defeats the purpose of experience and knowledge. Why doesn't this guy use it for a year or two and then give us a review???????????

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THANK YOU for the Video. Informative.

Great review and heads up about this one and the other chippers on the market. I decided to go with this one thanks to your review. 👍🏽

Mine lasted 4 years.

What's the PSI on the compressor you used to suck the engine oil ?

If you can afford it I definitely recommend that condor it has good weight But if your on a budget tramontina works really good also but the bolo machete is better

There are about a dozen of these same designs that various companies rebadge and add slightly different shoots etc. I have the Tazz 304cc version of this. It has lasted six years, but the fly wheel inside is now a discontinued item, so I will have to get a new machine next year. Hands down, this is the hardest pull start, to get turned over cold, that I have ever used in my life! It has been a real workhorse in our yard though, dealing with cypress, cherry, pine and oak. I would highly recommend that anyone buying these, get the 5 year warranty. It's a violent machine and the hammers get sheared off over time. Tazz was amazing when I called for warranty parts and their manual listed every part and it's number, for easy replacement.

In the British Army in Central America we had the golock the blade is about 11ins long about 1/4 in thick that was the main issue but sometimes we get an 18 version of the Ontario it's been a while I don't remember the exact brand but we were in the rain forest and either of those work great just to clear space to camp at night or cut trail as we go though the thick jungle my only regret was not holding on to the survival MOD issued knife back then I'm still looking for one the Gurkhas had their kukri great original Nepalese made I walked away without getting one of those too that's also on my bucket list I don't think I would be able to buy an FN-FAL rifle like the ones we used so I'll just settle for the knives

How much oil does it hold???

Had mine for over a year. Bought the hose for shredding leaves, works great. Needed new blades and hammers this year. No problem to replace how ever it took a couple months to get them. They originally shipped the parts to themselves... Now I need a new crankcase cover (to buy, not asking for free) and the company (Great Circle) will not respond to phone, email, or online chat. No information on what part number. All I know is it is an Alphaworks motor, a Great Circle company.

The manual pump only requires about 6-8 quick pumps then it creates a vacuum to remove all the oil.

Agree, terrible to no instructions come with these units. I got the 10 Qt model and used it the first time tonight. I didn’t use a compressor, just hand pump. Everything was going great, about 2/3’s full, and it just stopped. I went to give it a couple more pumps, and oil shot out of one of the ports below the handle coating my garage floor nicely. I could not figure what was going on. It was not full. I emptied it out and tried again. It started back up but I was still getting some fluid discharge from that port every now and then. I just held a rag there while I finished up. I’ll call the company tomorrow and see what’s going on, but if you want customers to be happy with a product, write a freaking instruction manual.

i think it would not be that hard to put a screw down crown on that khaki they just did it on their new khaki expedition...its a bit of a shame ...im pretty sure its a swatchgroup decision to not cannibalise the more expensive options in their premium brands

Thanks good info😮

It all depends

Try a Lagaraw from the Philippines, it's a machete with a curve down hook for brush & vines.

I'd say a very good choice. I have 2 or 3 of these mentioned machetes and they are really good, worthy of the money. The bushcraft parang is real beast. Big, sharp and heavy. Made for heavy copping. Be careful with this one, it could cause a nasty injury if accident should happen.

Thank you!

I knew it was a tramontina before you said the name and flashed it to the camera. The metal has a pleasant distinctive ring.

Thanks for this review and how to video! What psi did you have you compressor set at?

Cool, please show a few chops with eac.

Meanwhile I've been rocking my Lorus Lumibtite for over a decade and it's still going strong. Yeah it's a cheap watch but it just won't die on me.

You’re right, the instruction manuals, a complete waste of paper. God they really need to look it over and read it.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

I used machetes everyday for work tramontina from Brasil is the best. I have 5 Condors and spent lots of money in other brands and nothing matches the tramontina the blade is supposed to be thin and light and for only 20 bucks is the best.

You can go to world war with your khaki field hamilton but do not golf and chopping any wood with it on your wrist SUPER LOL Hamilton is crap even cant compete with Chinese brands of field watches this day like SteelDive and BOLDR for example.

Raven watches are great also. They pass the durability test. I shoot, play golf and wear it while working.

Great video, however, nobody ever seems to cover how you clean the thing and where to put other kind of fluids in it

Got mine about 2 weeks ago. It is easy to assemble but I didn't have funnel that bent. Once that was figured out. It works great and we have ran black walnut, Fir, and other trees. The top shoot for leaves doesn't seem to work well as you said. So far so good though. PNW

It shouldn’t be that hard to start or pull, if motor has been properly broken in with no load.

Min 2:09 start the video there

Hamilton Khaki Automatic field watch,hence the name in the field watch, running, jumping, crawling in the sand and mud to safe your life, jumping out of planes, and getting shot at, but don't chop wood or you might damage it,lol

Super great video, new sub. I'm surprised the Jethro Machete didn't make your list. what are your thoughts on that machete I'm surprised the Jethro machete didn't make your list. What are your thoughts on that Machete

Had mine for a few years and it still works great.

I bought this thing. I was able to change my power steering fluid using tje smaller tube. It did NOT work with engine oil. The thinner and longer tube did not work. I tried it on 3 different cars but failed. So i had to jack the car and use the old method. What was i doing wrong?

Mine work for about an hour, wood chuck got stuff, when trying to remove chipper fallen over. When started up again it reved up and down. So I stopped it, set it aside. Couple weeks later tried it again start up normal. I started using it again but then throttle wouldn't Reve down. The muffler got glowing hot. I have no idea how to fix it, no videos on maintenance for this

Great video and thanks for your comments about oil extraction vs drain plug. I have a drain plug that is rusted onto my oil pan so the only way I can change oil is by this extractor.

"if you were going to cleave someone's head off, this is the one you'd use..." ?!

Thanks

Good video. Thanks for sharing. The manual definitely sucks! Should you crack open the oil fill cap when extracting the oil or leave it closed? Ron

Great list but stick to hamilton for everyday use. I have over 30 watches in my collection all ranging from 50 to $2000. There isn't a single watch in my collection that I would wear for sport, at the gym, or even cutting the grass. Just take off your watch and participate in the activity. Unless you are in the military, or have a serious physical job, I would take this advice.

I got one of these today every thing good but whats the copper tube for ???

Anyone ever use these to drain a gas tank on a motorcycle? Is it safe?

Great video. Only way to change oil on Seadoo.