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Redline 30 Gallon Self Evacuating Vacuum Oil Extractor Drain

Model: ODT-30-E

(2 reviews)

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$499.95

Suck up oil and fluids both on the ground and under a lifted vehicle with the new Redline Engineering 30 Gallon Self Evacuating Vacuum Oil Extractor Drain! This unique powder coated telescopic oil drain is large and in charge, featuring 3 vacuum attachments for any spill situation, 2 caster wheels paired with 2 large wheels for easy mobility, a built-in plastic tube to monitor the oil level, and a blow-out valve to help prevent the tank from going over the pressure limit. Order yours today!

KEY BENEFITS
• 2 storage trays
• Steel holding tank
• Powder coated finish
• Filtered exhaust port
• Holds up to 30 gallons
• New pressure gauge included
• Vacuum adapter for attachments
• 2 caster wheels allow easy mobility
• Pumps out oil into large tank in seconds
• Built-in covered plastic tube monitors oil level
• Blow-out valve prevents tank from getting over-pressurized
• 3 vacuum attachments (2 plastic, 1 copper) with wire cleaners

• Tank diameter: 18"
• Wheel diameter: 7"
• Caster diameter: 4"
• Minimum CFM: 5.88
• Funnel diameter: 15-1/2"
• Rigid vacuum hose: 39" long
• 3 Vacuum attachments: 27" long
• Evac hose: 78" long, 1" diameter
• Adjustable height: 46-1/2" - 73-1/2"
• Funnel pipe: 27" H x 1-1/4" diameter
• Plastic oil level indicator: 19-1/2" long
• Overall dims: 28-1/2" W x 18" L x 46-1/2" H
• Flex vacuum hose: 65" long, 1-1/2" diameter
• Top pan dims: 7-7/8" W x 6-1/8" L x 1-5/8" H
• Bottom pan dims: 5-3/8" W x 12-3/4" L x 3" H
• Suction attachment hose: 51-3/8" long, 3/4" diameter

• Download the pdf manual sheet HERE

• Ships 85 lbs. at 20" W x 20" L x 40" H

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Reviews

5.0 / 5 (2 reviews)

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Ron M Nov 11, 2022

Took a while to catch on, but now the fight over it.
Nov 11, 2022

Added one of these to our rather large Ag shop and the thing is super useful, the vac for the floor saves a lot of cost in floor dry alone and way less mess. Also it does away with lugging heavy drain pans to the oil disposal tank, you simply pump it out in short order, Don't hesitate just get one!
Terrence Burnett Nov 24, 2018

Very good unit with optional functions
Nov 24, 2018

I bought this unit for the self extractor feature, Im a mobile oil business and this unit is a big help when Im out doing jobs. it helps with spills and storage of oil on multiple vehicles. the other features are a plus for vacuuming up spills quickly and dispensing used oil quickly. I Like to thank Ian Gilmore for taking the time to make a video and demonstrate to me how to use all the functions. "big ups to him" I also had a small leak in the vacuum hose, but they sent it right out to me asap. Thanks guys good product.

Ask & Answer

Bruce Jan 15, 2022

Q. What is the ID of the Bottom drain fitting Please?
Does this tank vac down and hold the vaccuum or does it have to be on the air compressor continuously? how many times to pull a vac to suck up 12 gal of oil? Thank you....Bruce
A. I apologize but we do not have that measurement sir. The tank needs a constant air supply to operate, so it does not "hold a vacuum" in the way that you're thinking. Thanks Bruce!