Oil Change Wonder

[RobAndTeresa]

Anyone tried or use this? Wondered if it was a worthwhile tool for oil changes? Seems like it would make things easier.
It might even be marketed under different names as I think I've seen it elsewhere called something else.

http://www.rangerdesign.com/default.htm

Take care.

[RobAndTeresa]

Anyone tried or use this? Wondered if it was a worthwhile tool for oil changes? Seems like it would make things easier.
It might even be marketed under different names as I think I've seen it elsewhere called something else.

http://www.rangerdesign.com/default.htm

Take care.

[Cruzer]

I'm not familiar with that one but have another option you might want to check out. I use a Fumoto Oil Drain Valve on my Bus and I also had one on my Workhorse previously. I use them on some of my construction equipment and they are trouble free. Just a flip of the wrist and the oil drains - no tools needed. If you get the "N" version there is a hose nipple on the end that can help direct where the oil goes, which can be handy if you have a crossmember in the way. It's great on my Bus because I have 7 gallons of oil to drain so I can put 3-1/2 gallons in one bucket, shut it off, and switch buckets.

[Gary RVRoamer]

I have another brand name (I forget which) on both car and RV. Works fine.

[chasfm11]

I'll second the Fumoto valve. I'm always worried about slowing the flow out down in any way because I want any solid "junk" to exit with the oil. I worry about your example trapping any solid particles inside the pan but maybe I'm just paranoid.