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Location: Dahlonega , Georgia
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large oil container for oil change on a lift
I have a scissor lift and up to now when I do an oil change I grab my large plastic open container and use that. I lift the car up maybe a foot or so but that's it. I'm now wanting to purchase one similiar to what a garage would use. Maybe 5-6 gallon and with a tube that extends so I can have the car 48 inches in the air and have it drain into it. Where does someone buy these ? I don't believe I've ever seen these at local FLAPS but maybe a NAPA ? Open to suggestions. Thanks
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You can get a carboy.....
5 Gal UN Approved Plastic Carboys | U.S. Plastic Corp. They say "not for fuel or oil" but I've used them. You can get the Nalgene ones but they are spendy.
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5 gal bucket with a lid. My current one came filled with Rotella 15w-40, it's fine for oil.
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