I also like using mine on the deere 316 is has a weird valve arrangement with a pin through it and you have to turn it with needle nose pliers.
and oil dribbles all over. you can put a piece of hose over the outlet and reduce the mess.
Oh and the drain is above the deck too.. good luck getting a pan anywhere under it.
or you can suck out 85% of the oil in 3-4 min. without all that mess and fuss.
I checked after sucking out the old oil and it was about 3/4" in the bottom of a gallon jug of washer fluid left in the pan.
(I cut it off at 3" and held it under the drain.)
if your oil is nasty enough that only changing 85% of it is that bad.. change it earlier.
and oil dribbles all over. you can put a piece of hose over the outlet and reduce the mess.
Oh and the drain is above the deck too.. good luck getting a pan anywhere under it.
or you can suck out 85% of the oil in 3-4 min. without all that mess and fuss.
I checked after sucking out the old oil and it was about 3/4" in the bottom of a gallon jug of washer fluid left in the pan.
(I cut it off at 3" and held it under the drain.)
if your oil is nasty enough that only changing 85% of it is that bad.. change it earlier.
