Reasonably priced electric gear oil extractor pump?

[dpx2]

Looking for a reasonably priced (<$100) electric gear oil pump/extractor. If there was a manual pump you'd suggest, I'd look at that too but I haven't found either.
TIA

 

[Fless]

@89Suburban might have a suggestion.

 

[89Suburban]

Looking for a reasonably priced (<$100) electric gear oil pump/extractor. If there was a manual pump you'd suggest, I'd look at that too but I haven't found either.
TIA

Can't tell you how much I love this thing. I have not used it on gear oil yet but sure it would do well. So far I used it for gasoline, motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid and coolant.

Amazon.com

 

[dpx2]

Thanks 89, I saw those but wasn't sure how well they would work on gear oil. Apprec the input.

 

[Onlyone]

Can't tell you how much I love this thing. I have not used it on gear oil yet but sure it would do well. So far I used it for gasoline, motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid and coolant.

Amazon.com

This. Best I’ve found.

 

[89Suburban]

Thanks 89, I saw those but wasn't sure how well they would work on gear oil. Apprec the input.

Gear oil is typically drained out of a drain plug or removed cover. So i can't guarantee how well it would work. Especially if you can't get the suction tube in from a good angle to even reach it. Obviously you would want to use the larger suction tube for a thicker oil but it is much stiffer.

There is one review I found regarding diff/gear oil:

"My F150 doesn’t have drain plugs on the diff covers. So it’s this or pulling the covers for a diff fluid service. The only trick was getting the small suction hose fished down past the front ring gear on my truck. What a pain! This is one of those tools I needed an excuse to buy. Love it."

 

[Onlyone]

Give it a good long drive to heat up the diff prior to using that machine. It will work fine.

 

[89Suburban]

Give it a good long drive to heat up the diff prior to using that machine. It will work fine.