🔧 Efficient and Practical Pela PL-6000 6 Liters Oil Extractor for Easy Oil Changes Review

Yes, the oil is clean and easy to dispose of, but its PITA needs pumping. Go ahead and pump it 20 times and then step back for 10 minutes. Do this 20 times and you're done!

This item worked great on my sedan but the end of the hose didn't reach the bottom of the oil pan on my Toyota 4Runner. The rod at the end of the hose is not long enough. Only buy this item if you have a car, not a truck or SUV.

Yes, everything worked fine, digging every drop out of the 2.4-litre DI terrain. Get a filter seat and a swivel seat with 3/8 drive and changing the oil will be a breeze. No deal to get under the terrain but I don't want to.

I bought this mainly to change the oil in my electrical appliances. I have used it successfully on my Toro Timemaster. Anyone who knows how messy an oil change can be, this kit will make the job a lot easier without the mess. No need to put down cardboard and tip the lawn mower over. I actually look forward to the service instead of being afraid of it.

The second I've bought, the first PELA 6000 I've owned in over 15 years. I squeezed out every penny. I have only used R+R gear oil and power steering oil so far. The tank has a graduated cylinder so I siphoned off dirty liquid and knew exactly how much clean liquid to put back in. This has proven useful a couple of times to reduce spillage after an oil change - I still drain motor oil the fashionable LOF way.

Pela PL-6000 has worked great for me. I had never heard of this type of device before. But after trying it on my small engines it works great. Saves time and effort trying to pick up the snow blower and lawn mower and suck the used oil into a container without spilling it on the ground - like my previous experience. The Pela pL-6000 pumped oil quickly and cleanly, without pre-cluttering and lifting/balancing the engines over the sump. I recommend the Pela Oil Extractor.

I've wanted an oil separator for a long time. this one especially. After watching a video review online comparing this and others, I decided to pull the trigger and get it. I'm not disappointed. I will never go under my car again to change the oil (without removing the filter). Oil separators (with the exception of the filter) are a thing of the past. But with my current car, the VW Passat TDI Estate, everything is in the engine compartment: the oil dipstick, the oil filling and the oil filter.

I handle all family car oil changes so you know my level of experience. This unit was purchased for an oil change on our three cylinder Yanmar 30 sailboat which I change to hot after a long cruise. Yesterday was the second time I used the extractor. I calculated the device in such a way that it is possible to take and keep more than five liters. I need to install in the middle of the galley so my biggest challenge was a tidy system. This device meets all my needs and has a few additional…