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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 369217" data-attributes="member: 412">Boat motors come out the side of the mid-section shooting oil way out to start with and make a mess as they slow to a dribble down the side and lower-unit.&nbsp; My push mower's drain is under the deck, no good way to drain it without making a mess.&nbsp; Snow-blower shoots out the side and again dribbles down as the flow slows.It's not that I can't do it with an oil pan and gravity, I've just found it cleaner and therefore faster as well as more convenient to use the vacuum container.&nbsp; As said above, 1 rag or paper-towel to wipe off the straw and you're done.&nbsp; I also find it easier to pour out when you get it to a facility that'll take used oil or friend who burns waste oil.No having to work off your back, side, or knees either and I'd be lying if I didn't admit that I've become&nbsp; a fan of not having to work on stuff off my back, side, or knees.The container is graduated so you know how much oil you've extracted.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 369217, member: 412"] Boat motors come out the side of the mid-section shooting oil way out to start with and make a mess as they slow to a dribble down the side and lower-unit. My push mower's drain is under the deck, no good way to drain it without making a mess. Snow-blower shoots out the side and again dribbles down as the flow slows. It's not that I can't do it with an oil pan and gravity, I've just found it cleaner and therefore faster as well as more convenient to use the vacuum container. As said above, 1 rag or paper-towel to wipe off the straw and you're done. I also find it easier to pour out when you get it to a facility that'll take used oil or friend who burns waste oil. No having to work off your back, side, or knees either and I'd be lying if I didn't admit that I've become a fan of not having to work on stuff off my back, side, or knees. The container is graduated so you know how much oil you've extracted. [/QUOTE]

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