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I have been using the drill motor pump hooked to my Dewalt cordless.

I have tried the others out there, and this by far works best, only about
$10 for the pump, $150 for the Dewalt, but you probably have a drill
already.

Mike


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I am trying to find an oil change pump; after
a total disaster with one from an auto parts
store (it just didn't pump, only sucked in air
through the numerous cheap hose adapters), I am
looking for recommendations for a brand that
will actually work.

Does any one have experience with either of the
following?

http://www.shop.com/op/aprod-~oil+change+pump-p8204138

http://www.bartswatersports.com/catalog.asp?P=7295

A manual one would be fine as well.

Thanks a lot,

Chris





 
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