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SEALEY FLUID EXTRACTOR MANUAL 6.5L ENGINE BRAKE OIL FLUID REMOVER S01169

Name: SEALEY FLUID EXTRACTOR MANUAL 6.5L ENGINE BRAKE OIL FLUID REMOVER S01169
Brand: SEALEY
SKU: S01169
Price: 75.98 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

The Sealey S01169 Manual Vacuum Oil & Fluid Extractor Pump has a 6.5L capacity and is constructed from composite materials. It is designed for the extraction of various types of engine, transmission, and lubricating oils from cars, motorcycles, marine engines, stationary engines, and industrial machinery. This versatile tool is also suitable for low viscosity fluids such as water, but should not be used with petrol.

Technical specifications

Capacity: 6.5L

Nett Weight: 2.2kg

Model No.: S01169

Supplied with suction probes: Ø4mm, Ø6mm, Ø8mm

Extension tube: Ø10mm x 1m

Usage

To remove oil from a car engine, insert the probe down the dipstick hole and pump the handle on the top of the unit.

Can also be used for draining fish tanks, basins, and sinks.

Probes can be stored in the holder when not in use.

The internal valve will cut off when full, allowing for easy emptying without constant supervision.

Other information

Siegen Vacuum Oil & Fluid Extactor Manual 6.5L

Features

Brand
SEALEY
Compatible fluid
Petrol / Oil
Weight
2.2 kg
Presence of integrated pump
Yes
Volume
6.5 l
ManoMano Reference
ME8252688
MMID
154579493815
Product code
S01169
EAN
5054511242751

Customer reviews

4,5

/ 2 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 31/05/2021, United Kingdom

Great quality . Beware of cheaper imitations ?

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