I've got the blue plastic drum and an old radiator from an S10 Blazer, But can say I never even had a thought bout doing this. THANKS FOR A GREAT TIP👍💰💰
Dave, any tips when taking the oil drain plug out of a 6.7 Cummins? No matter how many times the oil just comes out violently and ends up all over the place lol.
I took a plastic coffee container and drilled a bunch of holes in the bottom. Hold it under your oil drain plug and let the plug drop into the container. I hold it over my regular container to catch the oil.
@@Chumpster57 Thank you, I will definitely give it a try. I do like Dave's idea with the AC filter over the bucket, but your container idea would work well because it's that initial surge of oil that bounces off your hands and all over the place. Feels great in my eyes and mouth lol.
great tip. Now I know what to do with my Wrangler's radiator when I replace it.
I've got the blue plastic drum and an old radiator from an S10 Blazer, But can say I never even had a thought bout doing this.
THANKS FOR A GREAT TIP👍💰💰
Good idea if it’s light weight stuff! Also can use it to spray stuff off and let solvents collect in barrel and use to burn brush piles later👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great tip David!! 👍💯💥
Genius!
I work with hydraulic pumps.......this is a great tip 💡
This is brilliant!
I've watched a lot of your work and videos they've helped me out a lot, especially on my 2014 ram, you do great work thanks again
Thank you for the tip!
Excellent advice
Nice tip thanks
Many thanks!
That's good shh hit right there.
I like it.
'Preciate it. 😏
Thanks, appreciate you watching
I will take "Smart moves for a thousand Alex "
That’s brilliant,and I just happen to have an old radiator and parts to clean
Only 1 ?
To make ciggarrett breaks longer
So we can smoke 2 of them.
Why don't we get workbenches designed like that from the get go?
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Many thanks Ray!
I would but my radiator has a hole in it. :(
Dave, any tips when taking the oil drain plug out of a 6.7 Cummins? No matter how many times the oil just comes out violently and ends up all over the place lol.
Get one of those cheap house a/c filters....the green fiber style. Actually made a video about it. ruclips.net/video/E8OIGDfgEuA/видео.html
The buffer pads like in the video or the green a/c filters work great
@@MotorCityMechanic Thank you Dave! I missed that video. Great idea!
I took a plastic coffee container and drilled a bunch of holes in the bottom. Hold it under your oil drain plug and let the plug drop into the container. I hold it over my regular container to catch the oil.
@@Chumpster57 Thank you, I will definitely give it a try. I do like Dave's idea with the AC filter over the bucket, but your container idea would work well because it's that initial surge of oil that bounces off your hands and all over the place. Feels great in my eyes and mouth lol.