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


"Chris" wrote in message
oups.com...

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

IMHO, the only pump worth a flip is the Jabsco 12V pump mounted on a 3
gallon plastic bucket. I had to change it out for a five gallon pickle
bucket since my diesel holds so much oil, but I've had this thing for
years and it works perfectly, every time, with little effort.

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says...


IMHO, the only pump worth a flip is the Jabsco 12V pump mounted on a 3
gallon plastic bucket. I had to change it out for a five gallon pickle
bucket since my diesel holds so much oil, but I've had this thing for
years and it works perfectly, every time, with little effort.

Agreed. After painting the boat with diesel crankcase oil one time too
many when the tubing popped off the hand pump I bought the motor driven
integral container unit. Had to replace the pump rotor this year, which
was a bit of a hassle (nobody had it in stock) but it makes changing the
oil a clean snap.