They carry that at Harbor Freight. Usually goes on sale for @$4.00 once or twice a year. Used it twice and it does what it is supposed to do just fine.
the one i had broke almost instantly... to be fair it was an extra thick gear oil milkshake
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decent fluid pump for filling transmissions, diffs, etc?
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the one i had broke almost instantly... to be fair it was an extra thick gear oil milkshake
fasteddie313
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the one i had broke almost instantly... to be fair it was an extra thick gear oil milkshake
Well good thing it was only $1..... Win some lose some..
fasteddie313
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Looking again Mine is Mr. GoodPump Jr made in huston texas..
Not the same as the harbour freight one, theres is a copy...
Not the same as the harbour freight one, theres is a copy...
I've used this one from HF a few times with good results. I would opt for it over the red plastic siphon pump. http://www.harborfreight.com/oil-suction-gun-95468.html
Just remove the cap, fill it up, then pump it into the trans or diff. Repeat as many times as needed. It holds approximately half a quart.
Just remove the cap, fill it up, then pump it into the trans or diff. Repeat as many times as needed. It holds approximately half a quart.
one9gt
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compared to mityvac and assenmacher this seems like a reasonable price
http://www.ecstuning.com/ES2774836/?gclid=CjwKEAjwnKCrBRCm1YuPrtWW0QMSJAC-5UYkAbqoSfV1LX8YMJfHxgAcdZVEFZI13TMbEwYU5_xxsxoCTcfw_wcB
http://www.ecstuning.com/ES2774836/?gclid=CjwKEAjwnKCrBRCm1YuPrtWW0QMSJAC-5UYkAbqoSfV1LX8YMJfHxgAcdZVEFZI13TMbEwYU5_xxsxoCTcfw_wcB
Bran Diezel
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Ratchet pump
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n8n
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I've used this one from HF a few times with good results. I would opt for it over the red plastic siphon pump. http://www.harborfreight.com/oil-suction-gun-95468.html
Just remove the cap, fill it up, then pump it into the trans or diff. Repeat as many times as needed. It holds approximately half a quart.
For only a little more you can get a real tool that will actually **** as well as push so why not?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002SRJCM/?tag=atomicindus08-20
Now I've heard that since I bought mine that Lincoln has moved some production to India; I hope that the current products are as good as mine.
I purchased that Lincoln you have linked about a year ago. It is made in India. It is just as cheap and crummy as the Performance Tool branded ones for $10 or whatever. Pure junk.
I now use the Motive Power Fill. Much easier, faster, and cleaner. It holds enough fluid that you don't usually have to refill during the process, which is also quite nice.
I have heard many brag on the Mityvac 7201 unit. They may be fine, but they are more $$ and made in Taiwan or China.
I now use the Motive Power Fill. Much easier, faster, and cleaner. It holds enough fluid that you don't usually have to refill during the process, which is also quite nice.
I have heard many brag on the Mityvac 7201 unit. They may be fine, but they are more $$ and made in Taiwan or China.
For only a little more you can get a real tool that will actually **** as well as push so why not?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002SRJCM/?tag=atomicindus08-20
Now I've heard that since I bought mine that Lincoln has moved some production to India; I hope that the current products are as good as mine.
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n8n
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I purchased that Lincoln you have linked about a year ago. It is made in India. It is just as cheap and crummy as the Performance Tool branded ones for $10 or whatever. Junk. It is not a real tool in my book.
That is really, really sad as I love both my Lincoln suction gun and pistol grip grease gun.
I hope you're kidding as PT suction guns **** because they just don't ****. At all. I have a feeling you're not though.
If my Lincolns ever die, who makes acceptable replacements?