Boat oil change with Oil extractor

Quick oil change in the water. 2011 Nautique Sport 200V, PCM 343 5.7L. I connect the extractor to the remote drain hose to drain oil from bottom of the pan.
My engine holds 4 1/2 quarts with oil filter.
My narrative might be a bit confusing, but I change my oil filter while the engine is cold. I change it before I warm up the engine for the oil change. I install it empty, which will make it about 1/2 quart before I drain the oil.
My oil filter is cramped in the engine bay and I’m tired of burning my hands.

[@keithkretzmeier4139]

How did you attach the pump vacuum hose to the oil drain hose?

[@cmudrew]

Can you tell me what fitting you are using between your oil drain hose and your extractor hose? How are you getting a solid connection between the two hoses?

[@house3249]

Mine is a 3/8" female thread - male barbed fitting. Take your female end-cap off and take it to a hardware/auto store to make sure it fits the male thread on the remote drain tube. And size the barbed end to match your extractor tubbing ID.
I just screw it on hand-tight and it seals well. Maybe a little twist with a wrench to make sure it doesn't leak.

[@ericguerino2748]

Hi, I have one of those engine oil drain hose, but do you or should I take off the oil filter during the pump? Or it doesn’t matter?

[@rdfrancis516]

Hoping you'll see this comment - which pump is this? I see a variety on Amazon, but trying to match what you've done here.

[@house3249]

That extractor is a MityVac 07400....but since then, I've switched to a "Panther 75-6015p" 15 liter extractor. Much better build quality and holds a lot more fluid.
I added a larger 1/2" OD poly tube and a 3/8" male barbed ball valve in the middle of the tubing. I can build up a vacuum, then open the ball valve for super fast drains.
Just for fun, I've been trying to see how fast I can drain oils in stuff. I just drained my boat in less than 20 seconds with hot oil after a ski run.
The ridiculous speed is mostly for fun and shows friends how easy the oil changes are with an extractor. I'll let it sit for a while and pump it a few times more once the rest of the oil settles to the bottom of the pan. only a couple ounces come to in the end. I'll make another video with the new Panther extractor.