Pump for 5 gallon hydraulic fluid cans. Anyone recommend one.

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I'm looking for an easy way to get small quantities of hydraulic oil from the 5 gallon bucket. I'm getting too old and weak to mess with pouring it and Wondering if there's a pump made to fit these cans that a member can recommend for transfering a quart or 2 at a time to a funnel pour container.
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Sidekick said:
I'm looking for an easy way to get small quantities of hydraulic oil from the 5 gallon bucket. I'm getting too old and weak to mess with pouring it and Wondering if there's a pump made to fit these cans that a member can recommend for transfering a quart or 2 at a time to a funeral pour container.
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Here is what I use. No need for a funnel - pump straight into the machine.

Dan

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Sidekick said:
I'm looking for an easy way to get small quantities of hydraulic oil from the 5 gallon bucket. I'm getting too old and weak to mess with pouring it and Wondering if there's a pump made to fit these cans that a member can recommend for transfering a quart or 2 at a time to a funeral pour container.
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"to a funeral pour container"?
Huh?
 
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I buy engine oil in 5 gal containers when it on sale, then use the pimp I posted to easily get the oil into the tractor. The pump works good and the hose with the metal hook stays where you put it.
 
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D2Cat said:
I buy engine oil in 5 gal containers when it on sale, then use the pimp I posted to easily get the oil into the tractor. The pump works good and the hose with the metal hook stays where you put it.
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You posted a "pimp" ???
I musta missed that. :ROFLMAO:
 
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How about that cheap HF hand Transfer pump. I believe Mine was around $10 on sale.
 
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Sidekick said:
That looks nice but reviews are saying it doesn't fit in the plastic spouts and once you remove the spout there no way to retain it. Do your cans have spouts?
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I bought this pump about 5 months ago and have used it twice in 5 gallon pails with sports. Never had a problem. Maybe I fortunate, or maybe they improved them after complaints.
 
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I used one of those cheap drill-powered pumps. The first one worked great for about a year. I couldn't get the second one, different brand, to prime. I don't recommend this method.
 
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AM28 said:
I hate auto correct and spellcheck. A bunch of you guys were giving me crap just a couple weeks ago because my stupid auto correct change Kubota to Kabota……….
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The solution is really quite simple!'
Just READ what you want to send, BEFORE hitting "reply".
 
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