[Che]

Can anyone recommend an oil pump? Gotta change all the underside oils - i've checked out google and ebay, but never done it before so I don't really know what I need for the job. I don't want to spend too much or want the bestest top of the line tool, but i'll spend enough so I don't have to buy one again in a while.

Got a small oil pump for my bike, but I think filling a diff or gearbox will take whole weekend using that thing...

[atari4x4]

a tom thumb oil pump will be ideal.

[Chop]

Yep tom thumb x 2. One of the better tools you can invest in imo

[atari4x4]

Chop wrote:

Yep tom thumb x 2. One of the better tools you can invest in imo

if looked after it should last you a lifetime.

[Che]

OK cool, just checked 'em out, looks like the ticket.

Next Q - who stocks them?

[atari4x4]

STM make them...

http://www.stm.net.au/index.cfm?fuseact ... tcatalogue

[Che]

Just contacted STM to provide me a reseller in Bris area. Will list once I find out

[TheOtherLeft]

atari4x4 wrote:

STM make them...

http://www.stm.net.au/index.cfm?fuseact ... tcatalogue

I found it betterer:
Tom Thumb

[89_tintop]

autobarn stock em..... well use to, its been a while since I looked for one

[atari4x4]

TheOtherLeft wrote:

atari4x4 wrote:

STM make them...

http://www.stm.net.au/index.cfm?fuseact ... tcatalogue

I found it betterer:
Tom Thumb

pulled your A pillar trim off yet?

[TheOtherLeft]

atari4x4 wrote:

TheOtherLeft wrote:

atari4x4 wrote:

STM make them...

http://www.stm.net.au/index.cfm?fuseact ... tcatalogue

I found it betterer:
Tom Thumb

pulled your A pillar trim off yet?

Geez that was ages ago. I can't remember why I wanted to pull it off any more.

[bohuler]

STM is just down the road from me. If there is enough interest I will do a bulk order direct from them and post them. Might be a cheaper way of going?

[303zuke]

atari4x4 wrote:

Chop wrote:

Yep tom thumb x 2. One of the better tools you can invest in imo

if looked after it should last you a lifetime.

27 years old and still pumps like new. 2nd oldest Suzuki tool I own. I was so impressed with it, I have branched out and now also have 2 STM pumps for 20l drums and 1 for a 205l drum.

[TheOtherLeft]

303zuke wrote:

atari4x4 wrote:

Chop wrote:

Yep tom thumb x 2. One of the better tools you can invest in imo

if looked after it should last you a lifetime.

27 years old and still pumps like new. 2nd oldest Suzuki tool I own.

...and what's the first?

[atari4x4]

303zuke wrote:

atari4x4 wrote:

Chop wrote:

Yep tom thumb x 2. One of the better tools you can invest in imo

if looked after it should last you a lifetime.

27 years old and still pumps like new. 2nd oldest Suzuki tool I own. I was so impressed with it, I have branched out and now also have 2 STM pumps for 20l drums and 1 for a 205l drum.

I've got one that was my dads, it would be around the same vintage... if not older, it pretty much looks the same, right down to the hose clamp & grime.

I will buy a new one soon & retire the old one for sentimental reasons, you should see the old school Goodyear tyre plug kit that dad gave to me, it's almost too good to use.