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I use a blow molded platic drain pan made by Wedco, it has an open top, pouring spout and lifting handles, holds about 14 litres. Wedco also makes plastic jerry cans, I got mine from Canadian Tire. Have seen similar ones made of metal, brand name was Brookins.


Neil

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Neil Copeman 92 D250,LE,limited slip, 16cm turbo housing, Isspro gauges, factory tach option, Lear cap, DC crankdown tire carrier
Hadley air horns, Stealhorse leather seats, e-mail (home): <bombedcummins@sympatico. ca> (link at top is work adress)

 

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I just park mine over by the well and fishpond. I pull the drainplug and let it run out in the dirt. This way the fish stay regular and it makes our wellwater work in our oil lamps #ad



Just kidding... ... no, really, just kidding

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1972 Chinook class C with 96/215 5spd, 4/5" exh, 4"BD, MagHytec, 85gal fuel, K&N RE0880, AutoMeter, 370's, BD gov kit, BD afc kit, 16cm, yada-yada-yada
www.fostertruck.com/cummins

 

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Larry,I also used to drain my oil into the well head. Had to stop when the old lady said her whites weren't as bright as they used to be. A side benifit is weeds no longer grow in the area.

 

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I use a plastic dish pan my wife tossed out (of the kitchen) many years ago. The other vehicles are easy to handle, but the truck fills it nearly to the brim. I transfer contents to a 5 gallon plastic pail and when full haul to the local auto parts store for recycling.

*JE*