Oil Extraction with LiquiVac and TopSider
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2022
- Changing engine oil can be easier! Today we take a look at two way to extract oil out of an engine vs. draining it out.
Link to the Topsider:
www.grainger.com/product/53YE...
Link to the LiquiVac:
www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pro... 
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Chris, just want to say thank you for your words of wisdom, the time and possible stress of making the educational videos that you put out on here. Others may have their own opinions, but to a lot of people it’s a life changer. I’m sure there are a lot of people who take the education from these videos, and put them to work for themselves.
Thanks Bobby, I am glad to share and help!
Well I finally get to meet Bryce, sort of. Definitely a “chip off the old block”. So now you don’t need me anymore to do oil changes on your tractor, I see how that goes, Dump the old guy in with young blood. Love that topsider, will have to look into getting one. Great job guys.
You are still welcome to do ALL of my maintenance! I have gum!!!
🤣🤣 Chris dont forget we can have all the free water from the creek..😁👍
In the last 1/2 hr I've watched 2 oil change videos. This 1 has MUCH cleaner looking oil but I prefer the the simplicity of the attached drain hose.
If this was a Podcast, no one wold be able to tell who was talking. Your voices are identical.
Great video, keep up the content and great gift giving.
Wow, thanks! I was afraid he might be the UPS mans kid! HA!
Well I always get told by the family that the apple didn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to Evan. So now we meet your son and it sounded like you with a younger voice doing the video🤣🤣 Well done fellas👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Thanks, I am sure you are as proud of Evan as I am of Bryce!
Awesome! I have to admit I saw the title of the video and immediately thought 2 things. First I’m going to have to make a crack about the superfund site again. Second I was going to ask to see Bryce more on the channel because you two are hilarious together. You guys delivered thanks for making the videos Chris!
Thanks, he is great, but also very busy with his own life!
Hello Bryce glad to meet you your dad is one hard worker .
Thanks Richie!
I've had that Liqui-vac for a long time. It does not get much use LOL The old Craftsman mower had a Drain plug on the bottom but no hole in the deck ?? A Hole saw took care of that. 4 Concrete block and a pan under it. No muss-no-fuss.
Thanks Guys. Mike M.
Thanks for watching Mike!
Them are definitely some nifty tools!! Your son definitely knows his stuff with motors!! I try to stay on a regular schedule for changing oil! Stay safe my friend
You got that right! Thanks Tim!
Most pushmowers have a drain plug underneath by the blade but that is a good way to do it as well.
Yup, but this did work good and it was easy!
Nice info video Chris, good to see your engine’s getting cared for, we will be watching tomorrow. Keep on cutting
Thanks Brian!
Greetings from Clinton Arkansas! GREAT video with lots of TECH and good ol' family banter. I really enjoyed FINALLY seeing your contribution to the future - your son. Well done! He seems like a well informed "chip off the old block". Ya gotta be proud - there's nothin' like family.
Yes, I am proud of all of my kids! Thanks!
This is a great how to video in addition to being another good addition to your vlog. I really enjoyed finally meeting you this weekend and had some great conversations with Tony and Kenny as well. Look forward to seeing you again at a future event!
@@iffykidmn8170 no I won’t be at that event but I will be going to the Paul Bunyan Show in Ohio. I am from Pennsylvania and Woodruff is my last name. At the firewood frenzy this weekend, the question about Woodruff Wisconsin came up many times!
@@woodruffwoods Thanks for the reply, Figured out the PA thing while checking out your channel. Woodruff Wi would be about 60-70ish miles east of Kennys area.
@@iffykidmn8170 I may need to visit this place since I have heard so much about it.
Yup!
Yes it was a good time! I hope we can meet up at the Paul Bunyan show, we plan on going too!
I see they sell them on Amazon as well and cheaper as a bonus. Much better idea than the turkey basters people are suggesting. I am surprised you use the same funnel for clean oil as dirty oil even with the screen. Thanks for the video guys.
Thanks for the info! I wiped it out.
Tnks for sharing maintenance and using the right oil is the key to keeping your equipment running for a long time 👍luv the channel Aloha 🤙
Thanks for watching!
oh boy i am loving this episode teaching the teacher (thank you)
Yup, he knows a bunch of stuff I don't!
Hey Chris..FYI....on those engines the muffler is pointed right at the air intake filter. All the dirty engine exhaust is blowing right back at the filter not good.....Need to turn muffler to about the 7-8 clock position....this is a flaw with these engines!! Changing oil is a Good thing!!
Thanks Mitch, I will do that!
I made my own years ago from a 5 gal bucket with a lid. One hole for a tight fit with my shop vac and another smaller hole for plastic tubing extending to the bottom of the bucket. (The vac just makes negative pressure to suck oil into the bucket not the shop vac) if I can get the bucket below the pan I can let it siphon overnight and don’t need to run the shop vac for more than necessary.
That sounds like a good idea, you have a good one there!
That must be Bullwinkle Jr! :) Glad to see the maintenance video! Food for thought, when B Jr was putting the two different size hoses together start one end into one hose and the other over the smaller hose, and lubrication is your friend! Spit is good! Also, the hose will loosen up a bit if chewed on a little bit. Been sucking engine oil out of stern drive boats for years, agree with your son, hang the hose and let it drain. Kudos, smart young man, must take after his Mom! ;)
Thanks for the tips, yes he got his moms smarts!
Great show gentlemen.!
Nobody likes to do it, but I guess that's why they call it preventive maintenance.?
Those Topsiders are just under $60 right now. That seems reasonable for what it does and the quality of it. Your son has a good point about using for boat motors and hard to get to places. It would be great for woods equipment, it would help keep oil off the ground when you change it or do maintenance in the woods.
Thank you for showing these devices.
Yup, thanks !
Nice father son video. It sure is nice to have them close.
Thanks Harry, yes it is!
This was just like Tony's videos, and good morning Chris.
Thanks David!
What a chip off the old block! Love to see it
Thanks Noah!
Chris, one way to avoid any engine maintenance is to get a battery mower. Just take the covers off once in a while and blow the dust out.
Nope I like burning gas.
Sons a ringer for you Chris - looks to be a solid guy too. Same dry sense of humour too. :-) A bit of heats your Pal when fitting up them hoses - warm them briskly & they co-operate betterer. Hot water/a gas torch work well... Them suckers are handy - save a lot of fooling about under stuff. I use one a lot. As another "Top Tip" - (work) if you forgot your brake bleeder, bang the hose of one of these over the bleed nipple & bingo - you just discovered the fastest/best brake bleeder yet invented.. :-) These cut ALL the mucking about out of bleeding brakes - little known "Hack" for these. Pedal down, sucker sucking & all the air goes bye-bye in a shot/ Handy if you just drained all the fluid out of a system (also using one of these... & need to replace it with fresh but aren't in the mood for an hours shouting at your Pal to "Press & hold" blah blah.. and still getting a spongy pedal... Nah - reach for your sucker. Jobs now a 2 minute affair. Pedal down, open nipple...SCHLOORP... onto the next corner.
Nice, thanks for the tips James!
G’morning Dudes ! Pretty cool product. I can see how that would be handy for some scenarios. Thanks for the information.
GoodNightIrene
Good morning! Thanks for always watching!
Morning Guys, the Apple didn’t fall far from the tree, Bryce is very good in front of a camera. Chris, first the Ezzdoo, then a 60 bucks pair of boots, then Andrew’s 130,000 processor, congratulations you’ve made it ( unless Tigercat gives you and Kenny a Feller/Buncher to run). Take care
Thanks Mike!
I like the shirt! I'm T1D and appreciate you supporting the cause!
My youngest son was diagnosed when he was 2 he is 23 now.
your son is talented, for the work he has done on your lawn mower and easton made ultra,
Yup, he is a good guy, I am proud of all my kids!
Yep I was waiting for Bryce to drop the wing nut into the carburetor.
Ha, that could happen!
Good video Chris & Bryce. Apple didn't fall far from the tree, but I'm not sure if it was your tree or his mother's tree. I have a hand pump to siphon the oil from my Yamaha outboard boat motor and my Toro lawn mower, works pretty good but kind of takes 2 people to operate the pump and keep the suction and discharge hoses in place while pumping. Lots of other uses as well. GNI
Thanks Larry!
Thanks for sharing Chris 👍
My pleasure!! Thanks for watching!
I purchased the old mower from Chris. I thought I paid too much (worth $75 and he charged me $150) and he told me he had recently changed the oil. Now I learn he used cheap crappy oil. Off to the store I go for better oil and have to spend an hour on this project.
Haaaa! Good one!
Good video. Look at Mitch Z's comment about the exhaust deflector, it needs to be re-directed away from pointing at the air filter, causes filter to clog real quick. Makes a difference on mine.
Thanks for the tip!
I love your shirt! As a T1D thanks for the support 🙏 hope for a cure some day
My youngest son was diagnosed at 2, he is 23 now. Not a good thing to have!
Pray every day for a cure!
The parts thing and the motor thing is crazy right now I've been waiting 6 months for a part for my sthil 880. I end up buying a new one because I needed a big saw while waiting for the part.
How do you like the new big boy, they are huge!
@@InTheWoodyard for the big wood they are great but after you run one for a few hours your arms and shoulders start to feel it.
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Maintenance is a must on all types of equipment. I always try to keep up to date on all my small engines. The more often you change the oil the better it is for the longevity of your engine.
Those are a handy tool to have for any motor that is hard to get to the drain plug.
Take care my friend!!😀😀
Logger Al
Yup, oil is cheap but engines not so much!
"the good stuff" not that Mobil 1 is bad but you being a WI resident I would expect to have the Amsoil good stuff. On another point I have enjoyed your insight from your other videos. Appreciate the information. I am a user of Haix (EMS boots) and Keen products. I will keep you in mind as a wood source but I live a couple hours from you.
Thanks, I do deliver!
I have a pull start Honda 216 sitting in my shed. (Not technically mine, it's on long term loan) Brand new, it's an expensive unit, but hot damn, does it go like the wind. That's a nice score on Mrs Carlson's part - #1 son knows how to stay in the good books...😂👍🇦🇺
Yup, he is a great guy, I am proud of all my kids.
I'm sure you should put oil on your pre filter, and squeeze out the excess, that is the only way it traps the dust. Based on 55years of riding dirt bikes.
Yup, got it!
Seems I always have a use for the old oil . Its good for lots of things
Yup, that is for sure!
Will have to look into this. Noce Father/Son video. Have a Safe Day
Thanks David!
Interesting, I need to get one of these for sure
For lawn mowers and boat motors they are nice.
Chris if you tell your Son the engine will breath better with out an an air filer..😜👍
I am not as picky as your Son but I do stay up on maintenance..
Thanks Daniel, I will do that! Thanks for watching!
My small engines take 1 quart each. They officially hold about 2/3 of a quart, and I spill the rest while trying to fill XD
Ha! That is a god one!
After draining my easy access engines I will introduce light air pressure to get small amounts of remaining oil. You definitely want to use small amounts of air and covering entrance and exit holes with a rag.
Thanks for the tip Harry!
Chris your handbook should say to change oil on the GX engine every 25 hours, well for Honda Lawnmowers recommend 25 hours.
PS Briggs Engines say 50 hours by the handbook.
Tecumseh engines use a spray system to oil it’s engines, Briggs& Stratton and other manufacturers use the splash system.
Bye for now Chris and son 😀🇦🇺
Thanks for the tips Rick!
I use a 99 cent turkey baster to drain my log splitter, way easier and faster than what you did. And on a mower, just tip it over, opposite side of the carburetor.
Okay.
Instead of putting the 2 hoses together, use the larger hose and put the gromet on a piece of metalic brake line. I use a top sider for most all oil changes except for my truck, it holds 16 quarts of oil.
Thanks for the tip!
HAHAHA!!
I love the close-up.
Thanks!
Your boy has the same cadence as you!
Yup, he is mine for sure!
I use a 12v pump like that on my boat👍👍
Nice!
Soaking hose in Warm water. helps getting the hoses on 😀
I could of emptied by now through drainage screw and tipping mower over into a container.😀🇦🇺
Briggs & Stratton have a little plastic one that vacuum the oil out.
Pumps can always fail after time like a weed killer sprayer.
Genes from his mum😀😀😀 (Sorry Chris)
I knew a lady whom started her mower smoke blew the the exhaust, I told her turn it off. I asked “what did you do recently to the mower? She replied changed the oil, checked oil leaves full to the top, I asked did you take the old oil out, she said Noooo😀😀😀
Thanks for watching Rick!
Is there a drain plug under the motor on the lawnmower, they use to drain plug so you could change the oil
Yup, but you have to tip it to get at it these things make it easier so you don't have too.
Soften the pipe in hot water - makes it easier to connect to a metal fitting
Thanks for the tip!
You're cutting in on Tony's channel.
No, just doing what I do every day in the wood yard, oil changes happen.
Get a oil plug extension hose for the older splitter and it’ll be less messy.
Thanks for the tip Phil!
Iam still laughing..he is awesome..
Yup, he is a keeper!
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Thanks Jeff!
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Thanks Bill!
Where was the eastonmade 22 mb processor..?
Guaranteed!
It is still there, I am going to run it today!
@26:18 is that a real dipstick or is oil suppose to be at top of opening ?
Yes and yes, the dip stick is there to see if it has oil, so it is kind of a dip stick!
yor supposed to pt oil onthe foam filter and squeeze the oil into the foam to coat the foam with oil
Yup, did it!
Super tec oil is far from "junk oil". It's rated at the same standards as all the other big brands
And cough cough...same plant too as another well known brand
I run super tec oil for years chainsaws and dirt bikes and my 2 stroke mower.
I buy a gallon of 2 cycle oil at a time
Thanks for the info!
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Thanks Tony!
Just a technicality but it is CDT now not CST :)🙂
Central Standard Time is what everyone here says, sorry !!!I just looked it up! You are correct, I forgot about the time change thing!
I label the weight and amount of oil on the engine housing, no guessing. Free pro tip 😉🤣
Great tip!Thanks!
A turkey baster would do the same job only twice as fast, squeeze the bulb-fill-dump, repeat about 4 times and your Honda engine will be empty, better still open the drain nut, go and have a coffee and it will be drained by the time you get back. Can’t be arsed with these new useless gadgets, too time consuming, they should be put in the same category as the wind up bed unloader you tried out , “ CRAP” 😜👍🇮🇪
Maybe so but it did work good and it was easy, I could see it for outboard motors and lawn mowers.
hot water to soften the pvc pipe lol
Yup, thanks for the tip!
Good video there, no need for a DNA test that’s for sure.
Yup, he is mine for sure! Thanks!
Hello everyone
Hello!
metal always better than plastic...... that is a strong claim.
I have old metal cans that where my grandpas, they still work, my plastic gas jugs get brittle and crack, also the "safety" spouts are trash.
@@InTheWoodyard i agree. but "plastic" is a very wide term. there are many different kinds of plastics with very different kind of properties. the stuff you are referring to is most likely ABS.
spit on it 😂
okay.
Don't know about you but I don't trust any oil change that doesn't involve a drain plug. A proper drainage takes all the bits and crud with it, in my opinion. Sadly, newer lawnmower engines do not have a proper drain plug anymore because most people don't know how to change oil the old-school way. But if these oil change gadgets suck up all the scumm off the bottom that would drain out in a proper oil change, then is an easier and cleaner things.
Yup, a drain plug would be nice on all engines.
Not for me
Thanks for watching!
Northern tools is alil cheaper then grainger.
ok
This dude has different funnels for different oil weights. 🤯 Pretty sure he might need to be on a little medication. 😳 Relax man. 🤣🤣🤣
You think so? He does most thing perfect, that might be why at 29 he makes 3 times what I do and could retire by 35 if he wanted to.
@@InTheWoodyard I hope my comment wasn’t offensive. I meant for it to be funny. Definitely something to be said for “perfection” and “anal retentive” behaviors , that mindset can take you far!! But also… don’t sweat the small stuff! Love the channel!!!
both of those things are a joke . you know you are not going to use that junk .
Yes I will on the lawn mowers and the boat motor no more tipping them over to drain oil.
8:42 - I'm with you on that one, Skipper. I love hard work, I could watch other people do it all day long...😂👍🪓🇦🇺
thats my actual job😃
Thanks for doing your job well then!
Thanks!
0:13,That's good,😁...
Yup, we have fun!
Thanks for sharing Chris 👍
Thanks Frank!
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Thanks!