🔫 Carbyne Suction Gun: Ultimate Heavy Duty Professional Quality Tool Review

This tool worked great. It's solid, well built and liked the prongs on the tube that help hold the tube in place. My front diff changed in under 5 minutes.

Don't waste your time with cheap plastic suction cups, this is a professional tool. My only regret is that I didn't buy it a year ago. Thank you for creating a quality product that will be with me for many years to come!

I'm a plumber and I use it to drain the tank and bowl when I fix the wax ring or replace the toilet. Unlike a vacuum cleaner, it is portable. You don't have to change the filter. Don't worry about being clogged by dust and dirt. Why would you break your vacuum or use a sponge like I've seen some people do! This is the best way to flush the toilet!

I think it works fine but if you try to squeeze the liquid out too fast it will leak through the seals and make a terrible mess. Use it for both transmission fluid and transmission oil. It was easier for me to unscrew the end of the hose and fill in liquid than to suck up the liquid. This little tip will take you some time and effort.

Good all-metal design. Worked great for sucking excess motor oil out of my bike (I topped it up). The only criticism is that it gets stuck in knurled areas on the housing. Turning the knob while pulling or pushing seems to help with sticking. I would clean it well if I used it for filling as there are still metal seals in there.

Not working as expected. I needed this to bleed the gas from the snowthrower's tank, but the gas bleeds back out as it exits the tank and quickly bleeds out before I can get it back into the gas tank. I thought it would work like a hypodermic needle, but I ended up getting gas everywhere, making a big mess and sniffing the garage.

The suction hose is so flexible and kinks easily that it would be uncomfortable and not picking up oil when I first got it. I had to take both ends off and rub the inside of the barrel with oil to make it suck the oil out of the reservoir and push it back out. I don't expect it to last. Update after it sat for a few months and I tried to complain, so much air leaked around the piston when the oil was sucked that the oil barely moved.

Wanted to wait to review but I have owned this product for over 6 months and have used it at least 20 times. It's in very good condition for the money I paid for it, they could probably sell it for more. I always use a little silicone spray before using them for the first time. This will keep the rubber seals conditioned and working properly inside, especially if you're using them to pump out any type of petroleum dissolin such as gasoline or oil or something very corrosive. When you buy this…

I'm a car fanatic so every year I use one to bleed the power steering fluid and another to bleed the brake fluid on my cars. One for each so as not to contaminate them, although I do wash them thoroughly after each use. I've never bled the brakes on any car I've owned. I just suck the fluid out of the reservoir which is NOT blowing air into the system and then the new fluid mixes with the fluid still in the brake lines. So if you do this annually you are basically keeping the fluid new. I do…