Oil Fluid Extractor/ Hand Pump on 2040-parts.com
Brentwood, Tennessee, United States
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TRAC Fluid/Oil Extractor Hand Pump
An easier, cleaner way to drain engines with hard-to-reach drain plugs. This hand-held extractor allows you to pump most any fluid into your own container. It is perfect for any situation where draining is difficult. It is great for oil changes and the removal of fuel, coolant and transmission fluid. Or handy for pumping out bilge water and trapped fluids
Easy to use – pump most any fluid into your own container
Self-Priming
Ideal for nearly all forms of fluid extraction (not for corrosive fluids, such as acids)
Includes cap, adapters and hoses
Hose Sizes
Black Extraction Tube
Outer Diameter – 0.34 (11/32)” / Length – 8′
Clear Drain Tube
Inner Diameter – 0.50 (1/2)” / Length – 8′
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