Posted by SUPER99 on December 01, 2008 at 10:20:32 from (69.49.80.179):
In Reply to: Bucket of oil..... posted by sparktrician on December 01, 2008 at 05:25:33:
Why buy a pump? A new 5 gal bucket of oil. Pull the spout up and remove cap and pull out the seal. Screw cap back on, lay bucket on side on tailgate or other flat surface. I use a 1 gal container, remove lid from empty container and roll full bucket till spout is at top. Hold smaller container spout under cap on full bucket and then remove cap from full bucket. As the oil level lowers, roll the bucket to turn the spout down. when container is full, roll bucket back to put spout on top. I don't spill any unless I get distracted and aren't watching close enough. Don't need a funnel till the bucket is nearly empty. Chris
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