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kapla
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any pics of that rig?
It thats a kind of big syringe? kapla |
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<a href="">1992 ski nautique
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critter
Platinum Member Joined: January-11-2008 Location: New Hill, NC Status: Offline Points: 1227 |
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You take this baster
Add a 6 inch clear hose to the tip and it will suck the fluid out of the Tranny in short order. Then clean it with soap and water and get it back into the kitchen drawer before the wife notices it missing. Again, not around Thanksgiving... |
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1980 Ski Nautique
1966 Barracuda |
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SNobsessed
Grand Poobah Joined: October-21-2007 Location: IA Status: Offline Points: 7102 |
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Someone posted this idea last fall -- use a 1 gallon jug pump. You can get them at a hardware store, they cost around $2.
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anthonylizardi
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I used this pump/container. $40
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Roym
Senior Member Joined: January-10-2009 Location: Odessa ,Florida Status: Offline Points: 129 |
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I just used a small hand pump I picked up at Harbor Freight. Worked great and cost 5 or 6 bucks. I even emptied my fuel tank with it. When the boat is on the trailer it will siphon out after a few pump strokes as long as you keep the recepticle can lower then the gas tank.
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