Expert Quality, ideal for one person operation. For the extraction of oils from motor vehicles, mo...Expert Quality, ideal for one person operation. For the extraction of oils from motor vehicles, motor bikes, marine engines, gearboxes, generators etc. without the removal of the oil drain plug. Easily operated by using either hand pump action or compressed air supply. Waste oil tank manufactured from translucent and hydrocarbon-resistant plastic. Supplied with 1.5m of suction tube and three extraction straws. Reservoir capacity: 10L. Air inlet size: 1/4" BSP. Suction tube pressure: 0.8MPa. Weight: 4kg.
This guide is for anyone needing to extract oil from engines and machinery without removing drain plugs. The Draper Expert Oil Extractor offers a convenient solution for extracting oils from various engines, including motor vehicles, motorbikes, and marine engines. A key benefit is the ability to extract oil quickly and cleanly. However, it's important to note the 10-liter reservoir capacity may require emptying during larger jobs.
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Model Part Number
77057
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I clean the oil extractor?
Clean the suction tube and extraction straws with a suitable solvent after each use. Wipe down the exterior of the unit with a clean cloth.
What type of oil can I extract?
The extractor is designed for use with engine oils, gear oils, and other similar fluids. Avoid using it with highly viscous fluids or solvents.
What is the capacity of the waste oil tank?
The waste oil tank has a capacity of 10 liters.
Can I use compressed air with this extractor?
Yes, it can be operated using a compressed air supply for faster extraction. It also features a hand pump option.
What is the air inlet size?
The air inlet size is 1/4" BSP.
What is the suction tube pressure?
The suction tube pressure is 0.8MPa.
What materials is the waste oil tank made of?
The waste oil tank is manufactured from translucent and hydrocarbon-resistant plastic.
What accessories are included?
It comes with a 1.5m suction tube and three extraction straws.
Troubleshooting
Extractor not creating suction.
Check the suction tube for blockages and ensure all connections are secure. If using air, verify air supply and pressure (0.8MPa).
Slow extraction rate.
Ensure the correct extraction straw is used. For air operation, check the air pressure. Consider the viscosity of the oil; thicker oils may extract more slowly.
Oil leaking from the unit.
Check all seals and connections for any leaks. Tighten any loose parts and replace damaged components.
Hand pump is difficult to operate.
Check the hand pump mechanism for blockages or damage. Lubricate if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient oil extraction without removing drain plugs.
Suitable for a wide range of engines and applications.
Easy to operate with hand pump or compressed air.
Translucent tank allows for easy monitoring of oil levels.
Durable and resistant to hydrocarbons.
Includes essential accessories for immediate use.
Cons
10-liter capacity may require emptying during larger jobs.
Requires access to the oil dipstick tube for extraction.
Hand pump operation may be slower than compressed air.
Requires a compressed air supply for optimal performance (if using air).
Suction tube and straws may require careful cleaning.
Not suitable for extremely viscous fluids.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Connect the suction tube and select the appropriate extraction straw.
For air operation, connect to a 1/4" BSP air supply.
Ensure the waste oil tank is securely in place.
Compatibility:
Compatible with a wide range of engines (vehicles, motorcycles, marine engines, etc.).
Ensure the suction tube fits into the dipstick tube.
Suitable for use with various types of engine oil.
Care:
Regularly clean the suction tube and extraction straws.