Posted by Bob Bancroft on June 30, 2017 at 07:04:33 from (67.142.162.22):
I've read about it, but now I've seen it, so I can believe it!
Yesterday I changed two low pressure, slide on, clamp on hydraulic hoses at the bottom of a 5 gal reservoir. I had already, in the past, drained the reservoir to change some other bigger hoses and service the filter, and I didn't want to do it again.
I found the hose on my little old shop vac fit the filler hole on the reservoir quite well. I got a neighbor/farmer/friend to come operate the vacuum. He was skeptical. Now he's a believer too! I undid the bottom of the hoses first, and hardly got a drop! Apparently getting the vacuum level correct is the challenge, as we got more oil in the vacuum hose and tank, than we did on the ground. (I did this outside, just in case)
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