Does this have any measurement to see how much oil has been taken out?
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Love this item, makes changing oil very easy. However there isn't a guage to tell how much has been removed. I suppose you could add known quantities and mark the container accordingly.
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There is no measure that I have seen, but extremely easy to use with no mess at all. If you need to know the quantity, you could always pour into a measuring container. After I drain my machines, I pour the oil into a drain container and take to Auto Parts store for free recycle.
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It varies, depending on what you are using it on. There is a suggested dilution guide on the product. Typically, I use it 1:10. The chart ranges from 1:1 to 1:25. http://www.oileater.com/DilutionChart.html
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The one I received came with documentation stating that it already had the oil in it. I don't know if they are all like that but mine was.
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There is a line on the inside that indicates how much oil to put in it. So you never would fill it up all they way anyway.
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Pour the oil into the machine, you will see it filling up through the glass at the back of the machine. There is an oil fill mark, do not overfill.
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I have not cleaned it yet as a very small amount of water/oil is left after use.
709170
I've only had mine for about a year, but so far the amount of oil in the gauge hasn't changed.
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You need to pour out the oil remaining in the condenser into a cup or container and measure the weight. Whatever weight of the oil that was in the condenser you replace with fresh oil to keep the system balanced. For this I generally use a pinewood derby scale in ounces
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The oil is added into each can. But I can't remember how much it is. PLease ask the seller.
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So do I. I do not know. Tool still starts well and works good so I just work around the excess oil. Better a tad too much than not enough.
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I've never measures the actual amount but about a gallon and a half. It does say that it's a gallon though .
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No, you have to supply that when you send in the oil for analysis. It will determine if the oil is still serviceable and if engine wear is within normal limits.
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The only way to know how much is left in a cylinder is to weigh it (probably with a digital scale) i.e. a Postal Scale. If you weigh an empty one and full one you would be able to judge how much propane is really in a full cylinder where half is etc. That said, they are presumably putting in 16.4 oz of propane (1 pound, 0.4 ounces)... That is 1.025 pounds of propane in a new cylinder. Hence, if you know the weight of a new one and you measure the weight of a used one to be a half pound less, it is half empty.
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No markings on the tank. You can see the oil through the tank as it fills so I imagine if you were to fill the tank with water in set amounts and mark the outside of the tank yourself you would then have a measuring system. Otherwise it works well for small engines. Had to repeat vacuum pumping for the transmission on my Toyota 4Runner along with emptying the tank twice.
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You place a cup or mug up against the machine and press, and the coffee flows into cup. Yes, there is a "gauge" that shows how much is left. I love the machine.
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Yes you can measure it out just follow the directions, keep in mind that it does have an expiration date on it though.
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Hello William, this fryer takes just shy of 2 1/4 quarts of oil. I'm assuming that you are asking about oil, so I hope this helps.