🛢️ Lisle 19732 Plastic Oil Dispenser - 6 Quarts, White: The Ultimate Solution for Effortless Oil Dispensing! Review

Dispenser. I've brought this to the attention of Revain more than three times. Don't delete or revise the list, you'll still get what's not shown.

I received the jug. Literally just a pitcher. It's durable and will definitely meet my needs. IF IT WAS A NOSE. Even if it didn't have a lid, I could live with it. The handle feels like there's glue on it, perhaps from where the lid and spout were once taped together, but they're not here at all. He arrived early but it doesn't matter because THERE IS NO HALF.

Honestly I'm not a fan of its shape. But I bought it expecting it to hold 6 liters of oil to pour through a funnel and it does just that. It's pretty close to the top at 6qts but doesn't make a mess when you carry it around. It's not the best but works for what I need. Personally, I wasn't planning on using the spout that came with it, so I just took it off.

I really liked this dispenser at first. I did 3 oil changes with it and it worked great; very efficient. I fixed it today and found that the threaded plastic collar holding the flexible hose has snapped! I don't store oil in it, but I wonder if the solvent power of synthetic oil residue has worn it down. If so, then this product can only be used to a very limited extent. Very bad. I was in awe of it for the first few months I had it.

After adding some hydraulic valves to my John Deere tractor I had to pump 5 gallons of hydraulic oil back into the 50 gallon dime hole that sits just above the right hand transmission in the fenders and under the seat. I've been looking for something that works for a long time and when I saw this I knew it would do the job. It holds up enough that you don't have to refill it countless times, but it's still light enough to hold in an awkward position when pouring. Really made my job easier and…

Fantastically large! Has measurement markings on the side, ideal for measuring and storing motor oil temporarily while you change the oil. The cap is good, it prevents dust, dirt and other debris from getting inside and contaminating your oil/fluids. The cap on the spout is also good because it prevents the oil from dripping everywhere after pouring. It's a bit opaque but I had no trouble checking the oil level inside as the oil is dark and stands out against the lighter colored plastic. Some…

I haven't used them yet but I've used them when I worked in the shop I'm pretty sure they were even Lisle just without the caps on top. They have approximate markings and measure up to 8 liters. I highly recommend using each individual container for only one type of liquid. When you want to use it, wash it with high pressure water and dry it with a rag and then with compressed air. I have two so I'll probably use one for the transmission oil and the other for the coolant. This is great for…

An extra step. Pour your gas in before filling the tank and you will save yourself the heartache of having gas all over your bike/paint/eyes/clothes/garage floor. I buy my gas in 5 gallon cans. (Even modified with vents and EZ-Pours) Trouble is, if you have to cram a 5-gallon gas tank into a stupid little Italian-design fuel tank where you can't see anything, it all goes to hell! Plus, with all those stupid charcoal canisters, a spill can really cause a lot of misery. I've been looking for a…

I've had several of these canisters at the dealer I work for and they were fantastic. When I changed jobs, I left my old cans and bought a new one. It looks like the company has redesigned the product and the new design looks identical to the 8quart model. The differences are that the old style was square in shape, which allowed it to be more compact, stack multiple bins side-by-side, and take up less space on my tool cart. This one is round and bulky. More annoying is the redesigned handle…