Lincoln3601 Pneumatic 18 Gallon Pressurized Fluid Drain and Evacuation Tank, 45-72" Adjustable Funnel Height, Fluid Level Indicator, 14" Bowl, 150 PSI, 3" Swivel Casters, Steel Construction, Red

If you are looking for a good quality product at a fair price, this is for you. I am a Fixed Operations Manager at a Toyota Dealer and we change a lot of oil. We have a pump system that sucks it into storage tanks we use to heat our shop in the winter

Works as designed

Best one on the market. These are tough and convenient. We have about 8 of them in our shop. Perfect to empty into our holding tanks for our waste oil heaters.

I had two of these for a bit over a year. Both item was great for the first 9 month, then things start to fall about. First to give is the valve, it failed on both units. Second thing to give is the drain hose starts to harden and then crack, leaving a huge mess when I tried to empty it out with shop air. Will do fine for at home or light usage, not good for heavy usage shop where you have to empty this twice a week.

Just what my husband needed to help keep his shop/garage clean. He loves it.

Could not be happier with my lift drain. My local tool guy charges $250 for the same part number. $176 shipped from amazon! Minimal assembly time. When I opened box, I was disappointed to see the "made in china" tag. But what isn't anymore. Wheels roll super smooth. Very solid stable unit. Have not yet used the pressurized drain feature, will take quite a while to fill with the 18gallon capacity. Very satisfied.

Package arrived with no damage , wheels are better than I had expected. The valve on top of the tank is a brass ball valve.Finish is good. It even came with nylon tape for the threaded connections, The metal used is of good thickness. I used It today,I am very happy with it, I would recommend it. No leaks at all.I am generally quite picky, cannot fault it.I bought this one after studying the other ones online, it seemed to fit what I wanted out of the unit.Mike

I read the multiple reviews citing that the drain plug in the bottom is a loose fit. Bought it based upon the remainder of the reviews. Easy to put together. Yes, Lincoln buggered up the drain plug. They either spec'd a standard thread instead of a pipe thread, or the manufacturer did not follow Lincoln's drawings for a pipe thread. Regardless, DO NOT use the included pipe tape. It WILL NOT hold up against oil and it WILL NOT create a sufficient seal. I removed the plug, wire brushed off all of the worthless teflon tape on the male and female threads. I then applied Permatex #2 on both the male and female threads. #2 is non hardening so that you can remove it as necessary and provides a great seal. Just apply a bit more when reseating the plug. Lincoln needs to fix all of their forward production and they need to offer us all a retrofit solution at no cost to us. It would be an easy fix. Ease of use is a 3 star because of having to MacGyver a fix.