[Joe_W]

With as many times that I need to change the gear lube in the Samurai and the total lack of patience that I have I'm looking for a good, quick economical means of pumping the stuff. Right now I have a siphon pump that doesn''t move very much..just a little each stroke. I have had the black push-type pumps that screw into the top of the bottle, lettle better but the hose inside the bottle always blows off. Any other ideas out there?

 

[fj40charles]

Get the pump that goes on top of a 5 gallon bucket. You can get them at any farm store.

 

[indysand]

I use an old airpressurized fire extingwisher(sp??). Pour in the lube, add air, inset nozzle into fill hole and blast away. Works AWESOME!
Phil

 

[jeepnmatt]

phil,

that is genius!

matt

 

[Old Scout]

I leave mine in a one gallon metal can on top of the water heater. It pumps real nice when it's 120F.

 

[85TrailToy]

phil,

that is genius!

matt

I would agree. Now where to get one?

 

[randii]

Now where to get one?
Whip out the credit card and go to Pro-Pit... there's a quick review we've had up for years: http://www.4x4wire.com/reviews/arbotech/

Randii

 

[Archie_G]

I use a kerosene pump with a red squeeze bulb. Works great if you leave the gear oil on the heater vent all day

 

[Old Scout]

Now where to get one?
Whip out the credit card and go to Pro-Pit... there's a quick review we've had up for years: Randii [/B][/QUOTE] .I think a f...ide pit services for off road racers.[/i][/b]

 

[randii]

I think a few tooooooo many years!
:emb4: D'oh! :emb4:

Interesting, since their catalog still displays:
http://www.propit.com/mechanix.htm (pan down)

...ah well, such is the Internet, I guess. I googled on 'ArboTek' with no useful response, and 'Ultra Lube' returns interesting links, but they are less automotive.

Randii

 

[Oil burnin']

I use an old fire extinguisher as well. The old soda type work well and people are throwing those out all the time. Just put on a shrader valve and some hose and a valve. Check with a fire extinguisher place. Most of the soda water types are obsolete. Get one with a big screw on top not the small top (too hard to fill).