Hrmmmm, I took one of those pump off the boat due to the space they consume and that I installed a reversible oil pump that I can fit the tube over my primary Yanmar's dipstick tube to suck out all the oil. I wanted to make a manifold that is hooked up to the oil pan drain hole on the primary and then also over on the genset engine.
I guess i could still rig up a valve system that goes to a wand like thing that fits inside the Kubota's dipstick hole to suck out the oil. I could have it live next to the genset so that when i'm in the "hole", i could just pop the dipstick, crack the oil fill cap, crawl out, set the valve to the genset, stick my empty oil jug on the outlet hose and flip the switch to suck out, then I can pull the oil screen and clean it off while I'm in the "hole" and then fill her up and be done.
I appreciate you calling this out Tom, I hadn't really re-thought about this vac pump and making it work. This seems like a easy solution to implement.
I was thinking since the bolt is a banjo bolt, I'm going to see if i can find a banjo fitting that fits perfectly, but i might spend more time searching than implementing your Iteam Tom.
I guess i could still rig up a valve system that goes to a wand like thing that fits inside the Kubota's dipstick hole to suck out the oil. I could have it live next to the genset so that when i'm in the "hole", i could just pop the dipstick, crack the oil fill cap, crawl out, set the valve to the genset, stick my empty oil jug on the outlet hose and flip the switch to suck out, then I can pull the oil screen and clean it off while I'm in the "hole" and then fill her up and be done.
I appreciate you calling this out Tom, I hadn't really re-thought about this vac pump and making it work. This seems like a easy solution to implement.
I was thinking since the bolt is a banjo bolt, I'm going to see if i can find a banjo fitting that fits perfectly, but i might spend more time searching than implementing your Iteam Tom.