DIY oil extractor pump, PVC pipe project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- How I made a DIY oil extractor pump. A fun little PVC pipe project once I got past the first failure. Check it out make you one. I didn't measure anything so no need in asking me any dimensions. You can do it work it out for yourself.
The one I made works great Its my prototype and I will be doing an update and making a few changes as soon as my doggone ebay order gets here.
That is awesome brother! I didn't know McGyver was from Georgia. I may need one of those once you get it all finished.....lol
Thanks nearly 30 years working on high pressure pumps finally paid off.. lol
Your a smart feller. Had to Watch again
Build yourself one. It wasn't that hard. It sure has been useful around the shop.
Mr. Rooster, I should have started watching your channel a long time ago! I'm a sucker for the down and dirty cheap fixes! 👍
around here I may not call things by the proper name or repair thing in the correct way we use what we have to get by.
If you have a small oiless air compressor you can run a hose from the intake to the chamber with a ball ball valve connection . You get about 20 psi of vacuum. I did this with an old 5 gallon propane tank as the find reservoir . Pulls all fluids no prob
Awesome idea. Thats thinking at it's best 👌
the "lawnmower lady" sent me over. very cleaver idea.
Hey Hey Thanks a bunch, That Lawnmower Lady is awesome,
You described the red pump as a fluid type pump. Fluid pumps don't move air, so that's why that didn't work.
More recently Chris Notap made an oil extraction pump, too. If you watch his you'll get at least one idea for improving yours.
I'm surprised how quickly and easily your DIY pump worked to pull the oil. If I was to suggest an improvement, it would be to use a 5-gallon bucket with a lid instead of the PVC pipe approach. Buckets don't fall over, and they carry the oil to the disposal place very easily.
Thanks I'll check him out. My pump is still working
Good job ruster
Hey hey thanks a bunch
Reminds me of my dad always trying to invent something. Most of the time he was successful too. Nice video. Thanks
Just trying to make do with what I have and what I know
I enjoyed watching you make that pump. I can use one here. Good job Rusty!!!
Thanks, fella. Why don't ya make one it really worked better than I expected
Very nice.
Thanks a bunch
Brilliant 👏 Very creative! Thank you so much for putting our name on your board. I am humbled and honored Thanks 😊
Hey thanks .. and sure thing 👍
That was ingenious rooster my friend. Enjoyed it mate. Well done sir 👏🏻👍🏻
Thanks a bunch. I'll be updating it soon with a few modifications
Ruster you are the man of men the building of all I love it You no you can use a vacuum on the other end
Thanks Henry.... And what fun would it be to hook up a vacuum when ya could build a pump
very nice work
Thanks I really get alot of use out of this pump
You can try using an exercise ball pump, I found that the suction side creates and holds vacuum.
Considered using a bike pump for this project actually. Thanks for watching
That’s a bad bitch brother.
Still using it works great. Build you one.
Now that is cool! Smart man!
Thanks KB, I know it was kinda junky looking but iv modified it.
@@TheRustyRooster psh. Who cares what it looks like! It serves a valuable purpose. Very impressive!
Thanks Kb
I'm wondering if a mattress inflator could be used to create the vacuum? It draws on one side and pumps out air on the other side.
Give it a try, never thought of that. Good luck 👍🏻
What's your thoughts on doing two tanks and one vacuum cylinder cylinder compressor who your compressor set up ?
Guessing you can tie 2 tanks together but looks abit over complicated good luck with it
clever idea that 👍
Hey Scotti thanks for watching
Классно снято. Молодец. Лайк. Я тоже люблю работать своими руками и смотреть видосы про ручной труд. Даже снял несколько видосов на эту тему, на мой новый канал. Загляни, оцени.
?thanks? I'm unable to read your comment sorry