Sign of the times

Started by taxpyer, March 05, 2013, 09:53:37 PM

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taxpyer

I know most of you are really rich :wink: , but for the average guys here this is a bit of yesterday for me to have one of these around.
I get about a liter every five or so oil changes.

At least it keeps the oil can full. Made from gutter down pipe and old oil jug.
What\'s that noise?,,, Never mind,, I\'ll check it later

Crosley.In.AZ

I do not have the draining device you built... but I do let the bottles drain into the engine   a  long time when I change oil on a vehicle
Tony

 Plutophobia (Fear of money)

Mac

The shop owner of the place I worked in the mid `70s built a "can" drainer out of a length of sloped angle iron mounted on the wall. Since we did oil changes it accumulated fast, we did the changes faster..... free oil.
Who\'s yer Data?

parklane

When I worked/ran a service station back in the 60s, we used a length of evestrough on a slope to catch all the drippings including ATF. That's all I ran in my car. The trough worked, cuz all we had were cans at that time.
If a blind person wears sunglasses, why doesn\'t a deaf person wear earmuffs??

junkyardjeff

My dad told me a shop back in the 50s did the same thing with every can of oil and sold it,it was a mixture of all weights and people with oil burners is who bought it.