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Light and affordable Large size
It is light, reasonably sized and inexpensive, so it is very useful. View detail
Convenient for changing oil and for storing parts.
I use it when changing Oil. I bought one and it was so good that I added another one. Other than that, I use it as a container for changing parts. It is good that they are usually stacked and do not get in the way.
It is not a product with special features, but it is sufficient for me. The price and the fact that it is in Japan is also a plus.
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Purchased OilDrain tank4L Satisfied
I was looking for the smallest type of OilDrain tank. 4L is the smallest and cheapest, so I bought it immediately. 4L is just right for my GROM which has 900 liters of oil, so it will be useful for oil and fluid replacement.
The only disappointment is that when the Cap is opened, the Oil drain bolt just about fits through the hole.
But after careful consideration, I cut out the cap of the plastic bottle and inserted it with a hole in the middle so that it would not drop in.
I'm satisfied
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Exactly for oil change for motorcycles!
I purchased this for Oilfor Replacement for PCX.
[Large Kisa]
I bought 5Type L. Engine oil for PCX is 0.8L, so I wondered if it was too large. But I was satisfied with this large size because I can use it for parts cleaning.
【Texture】
The smooth surface is easy to wash and keep clean. It also has notches at one of the four corners, through which the oil can be transferred to the oil tank. It is thick and rigid to a certain degree, so it does not seem to bend under the weight of the oil. In my case, the amount of waste oil was so small that I was able to dispose of it with an oil-absorbing pad from a hundred-yen store.
【Cospa】
As a Plastic Tray, it is moderately priced, but when you use it, you will find that it performs well. Considering the rising cost of raw materials, I think it is relatively inexpensive.
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8L Size is recommended. It can be used as a parts bin.
There are many different types of oil recovery good, but I was first thinking of the recovery tank type, and was surprised at how large it was when I saw the actual product.
The recovery formula is too big. It is too big.
The height is quite high, and there is not much room for hands in the structure, so it looked tight when doing some repair work while removing the drain bolt or pulling out the oil.
So I decided to look for a simple Tray type. I bought this product based on various impressions and it was a Large success.
It is quite rigid and the notch is very convenient.
Incidentally, I substituted a 100-unit Case once before buying it, but it was so rigid that I couldn't lift it because it was so squishy and distorted after filling it with about 2 liters. I managed to lift it up by dragging it out, Phew!" I can't pour because it's too distorted! I'll try pouring it out, but it's not notched, so it spills a lot. I really want to die. I wet my pillow with tears.
This product is rigid enough so that this is not the case, and the notches allow for stable pouring. The notch is nice.
After pouring, simply wipe up with Dustcloth. It is easy to clean up and can be used as a parts tray.
We strongly recommend the 8L size, because if you choose the smallest size and the oil is filled to the maximum capacity, it will be extremely difficult when it comes time to pour it out.
Another feature of this product is that it is low in height for its capacity, making it very easy to work with on a Motorcycle. As you can see in the image, it can be placed under the SS with the Cowl attached with plenty of room to spare (actually, the Under Cowl is removed when replacing oil).
Unlike toro boats, the sloping outward slope and narrow edges make even the 8L size not particularly large in external shape, and the ConcreteBlock1.:It is only about 5pcs. long, so it is easy to store.
The reason why many people use Trays instead of OilPacks is because many municipalities allow you to put them in small plastic bottles and dispose of them in the combustible waste (you save money by not having to buy OilPacks), and you can put them in the Oil collection. I transfer from Tray to Oil Jug and from there to Plastic bottle.
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Easy to dispose of Oil.
[How is it used?
To dispose of Oil after replacement in a waste oil can.
Was the one you received as per Image?
Yes.
How was your experience with it?
I haven't used it yet, but unlike the cheap oil pans I've been using from Asphalt Products, I've been able to use the same oil pan.
I like that the spout is attached around the middle.
This will allow pouring without spilling even if it is filled to the brim.
[Points to note]
None
How did it compare to other products?
It has a handle and I thought it was well thought out for the situation in which it would be used.
Other items that would be helpful
Installation points and hang/Items to buy together/ Opinions and requests to the Manufacturer
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I use it conveniently.
I bought three of them and they can be stacked and placed in a compact box, so they take up less space than containers. I also like the subdued colors, and now I have a reasonably sized Dan Pole box from Webike! View detail
It is quite convenient to have it.
I used to use a waste oil poi to change Oil at home.
I may be poor, but after using the waste oil poi, I also reused it with Vinyl and cotton, leaving only the corrugated Ball.
However, the waste oil poi was too high and the mouth of the Vinyl was not fixed properly with the mouth open, so I often spilled Oil once every few times.
Of course, waste oil poi is used to dispose of waste oil, but this eliminates the possibility of spilling oil unless it is very serious.
Also, if I drop the Drain Washer or something, I can find it quickly, so that alone is pretty good.
As you can probably tell from the shape of this product, it is characterized by the fact that the discharged Oil can be discharged like a funnel.
This feature is the value of this product, and if you don't need this feature, other products will suffice.
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I'm glad I got the Large size.
I purchased the 8L size thinking that it would be too large for my VTR250, which can only drain about 2L of oil, but when I used it, I found that it was surprisingly easy to dump oil (it does not spill even if you shake it when you hold it), so I was right.
Note that the vehicle body is in Maintenance Stand with the Rear raised; if it is left in Side Stand, it will not be high enough.
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Cheap and normal use.
[How is it used?
Oil replacement of ninja400 (1.6-2.0L) For cleaning of OthersParts.
Was the one you received as per Image?
It arrived in Beauty condition.
How was your experience with it?
It is not very thick, so it can easily be placed under the car body.
The size is not too large, and I think 2L is just right. 4L replacement would be too much, so I think a larger size would be easier to work with.
There is an oil sink, but it is not very easy to use, and there were some common oil spills.
I have no complaints because it is inexpensive and Compact.
How did it compare to other products?
I think this product is fine for DIYLevel because a cheap oil tray is sufficient for this purpose.
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Surprisingly Compact
I have not used it for Oil replacement yet, but it is surprisingly Compact and will be useful for Oil replacement. View detail
Serves the purpose well.
Size and capacity are perfect for kei car and a big scooter oil change. View detail
Add nothing, subtract nothing.
Nothing fancy, just Material:Plastic Oil Receptacle.
No fancy features or appearance at all.
I used to use a dish drainer that I no longer needed, which was convenient because of its deep bottom, but after all, I had been using it for almost 30 years and was becoming concerned about hydrolysis over time, so I bought this.
It would be a tragedy if, after receiving the waste oil, the container turned into a BALI dick during transportation! It would be a tragedy if the container turned out to be a "BALI COCK" during transportation after receiving the waste oil.
The dish drainer is white in color, so the waste oil stains stand out and cleaning was Large strange, but with this container, I don't have to clean it in the first place.
It would be enough to just wipe it down and stand it up on its side.
The dish receptacle was made of scrap metal and cost zero yen, so it's not a good comparison. Oil Pan" The "Guide" groove at the end of the unit makes it easy to dispose of oil, as one would expect from a company that calls itself a "Guide" company.
I have a 20L can with a funnel stuck in it to collect waste oil, and it is definitely easier to dispose of.
Thanks to its large area, it is designed to be low in height, so it is also a recommendation for those with low exhaust pipes.
On the other hand, the shallow bottom makes it easy to spill when moving with waste oil.
It is better to buy as large as the height allows.
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Easy to use
I bought it at Oilfor Replacement.
At first I used it for Oil replacement, but after that I use it for Chain cleaning and parts cleaning.
It's made of plastic, but it's thick and elastic, so it won't break even if you handle it roughly.
The large size is just right so that it does not get in the way when stored away.
It is convenient to have one.
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Very useful for Scooter!
[How is it used?
I bought this for my CYGNUS X SR Model 5 Oilfor Replacement, and the CYGNUS has an exquisite Center Stand in the way.
I bought this product because there is a drain bolt and the Center Stand is too low to fit a large-geometry oil pan.
Was the one you received as per Image?
It's a great product, but I'm not sure if it's the right size for me.
I thought it would be no problem if I could cover the cost. The size is just right for implementation and is easy to use.
How was your experience with it?
It is simple and easy to use. I also use it to change the oil in the circuit of my YZF-R25, which has been converted to a racer.
The only problem is that the sink is still flat, so there is a high possibility of spilling on the Large when you throw it away.
So I'm thinking of either cutting it or intentionally hitting the exhaust pipe to melt it and make it easier to flow.
[Points to note]
As others have mentioned, be careful when you pass the Center Stand through the neck, if it doesn't go in at an angle!
It's fine when you put it in, but after you pull the oil out, you have to angle it to get it out! Then it's a large disaster (laughs).
If the amount you pull out is small, you can go without spilling, but if it's a lot, you will definitely spill.
How did it compare to other products?
I think the square oil pan has a merit that it can be stacked.
If you are using a scooter, the Center Stand will be in the way.
That makes me wonder if it's any other shape than this one!
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Oil change essentials
It's a must-have for Oil changes!
The size is just right and it is very useful.
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Very useful for all my vehicles
When researching the vast variety of oil drain pans available on line at Webike I decided on the style with a spout for easy of pouring the old oil into container for disposal and one with the capacity to not only handle the oil quanity from my motorcycle but also my car. I have used this product serveral times now and can say it is a pleaseure to use and an easy clean up with no mess at the end of the vehicle servicing. The product material is very strong and durable with no signs of weakness. The handles and the spout cap were features I did not consider I needed but make life a lot easier when caring a full pan of oil around the garage. Great designed and manufactured oil drain pan from ProTools. View detail
It's cheap and the Size is just right.
[How is it used?
I use it to catch the old oil when I change the oil, and to temporarily place it when I change the parts with oil.
Was the one you received as per Image?
Simple box shape and easy to use.
How was your experience with it?
Surprisingly, there are no simple box-shaped oil receptacles of this size.
The ostentatious shape of the product is sold, but it is bulky and cannot be stored in the narrow SmallGarage.
This is a great way to stack and store it with other Stainless Steel Bat.
[Points to note]
None in particular
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Quality Oil Drain Pan By PROTOOLS
My original oil drain pan to work on my motorcycle and car was just an old container cut in half to fit into the tight location but would always make a mess when emptying. With this well designed and manufactured oil drain pan I no longer have any issues my old oil into a bottle for recycling. I should have bought one of these years ago as it saves my time and keeps my garage clean during oil changes now. View detail
You can also use it to change oil and wash parts
I bought this for Oilfor Replacement I wanted to get a Nozzle type for this type
In the product photo, there is no Cap at the end of the Nozzle, but the product I received has a Cap, and it is also available for storage Oil does not drip
Nozzle's Cap was a nice miscalculation
It's not inconvenient to use, but it's the same with a wider and less heightened oil receiver It would have been better if there was a product that could hold about the same amount of space It would definitely be easier to use that way
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