Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR 64,35 L Ölablasswanne mit niedrigem Profil Ölablasswanne für LKW mit 2,44 m Schlauch

PRODUCT ARRIVED QUICKER THAN I THOUGHT AND OIL CATCH PAN WAS VERY NICE QUAILTY AND WORKS AS SHOULD WAS VERY EAZY TO ASSEMBLE WOULD BUY AGAIN .

Diese Ölauffangwanne hat sich bei der Wartung meiner Lkw als äußerst praktisch erwiesen. Sie spart mir viel Zeit und Geld beim Ölwechsel, aber einige meiner Lkw sind so niedrig, dass ich ohne Wagenheber nicht darunterkomme. Jetzt muss ich nicht mehr darunterkriechen. Der Preis ist im Vergleich zu anderen Anbietern unschlagbar.

This drain pan has proven to be the handiest tool when servicing my semi trucks. It saves me a lot of time and money doing my own oil changes but a couple of my trucks are so low I can't get under them without jacking them up. Now I don't have to get under them. Great price compared to other sources.

Der Ölwechsel ist damit so einfach, dass ich ihn an allen motorisierten Fahrzeugen im Garten durchgeführt habe. Die Pumpe leckt zwar etwas am Schlauch, aber das lässt sich leicht beheben. Ein super Kauf!

Makes it so easy to change oil that I changed it on everything in the yard with a motor. The pump does leak a little around the hose, but it's an easy fix. Great buy

I was originally looking to use this as a mobile mechanic tool, but it is definitely more of a shop tool. However, I do love this tool makes oil changes super quick and transposing oil into containers is also super quick.

Nice unit works as it should..needed a solution that didn’t involve using a 5 gallon bucket…works well to put oil into containers for transport

It was perfect for me fit right under my international eagle I had no oil spill was easy to pump oil out back into old jugs great item

Bonne qualité de matériaux, le bac est grand et pratique pour tout ce qui est vidange ou courroie de distribution. Bémol sur la qualité, les roulettes sont très basiques, et la poignée mériterait un ressort de rappel pour rester en place.

To start with, this is listed as a 15 gallon container... it is not! With 10 gallons in it, you cannot move it without oil sloshing out. Do not try to move it, just pump it out in place. The hose clamps they send are a joke. Don't dare use them. I use a wire clamper or sench tool I made. The hoses fit very loosely on the nipples and you have to squeeze them on tightly. 10 gallons of oil all over the ground would be a mess. It's not worth taking a chance. Also, Why do the Chinese not know how to make tapered pipe thread? You have to use about 6 to 8 times as much thread tape as you normally would to get these to seal, which they don't do until the fitting bottoms out. My modification to simplify the process, was to drill out a large nut with a 13/16 drill bit to fit over the shaft and put in a set screw in it. Then I weld a smaller nut om the front of that so I can put a socket and drill on to run the pump. I'm way too lazy to turn the handle by hand that many times.