I'll be changing the oil in my 3208 in the near future. I'm thinking
that the oil pan I use on my other vehicles is probably not large
enough to capture the full amount of oil in the 3208. How do other
people deal with this problem? Have a second container ready to push
in place, reinstall the plug and start over, or buy a larger
container? Ideas?
Kerry
82 FC 35
Denver
5 gallon bucket works good.
Safe travels,
Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma
http://home.swbell.net/rlf47/index.htm
At 02:48 PM 4/23/2006 +0000, you wrote:
>I'll be changing the oil in my 3208 in the near future. I'm thinking
>that the oil pan I use on my other vehicles is probably not large
>enough to capture the full amount of oil in the 3208. How do other
>people deal with this problem? Have a second container ready to push
>in place, reinstall the plug and start over, or buy a larger
>container? Ideas?
>
>Kerry
>82 FC 35
>Denver
>
>
>
Kerry,
Got mine at Advance Auto Parts.. Holds 15 Qts.. Drained the whole thing in
room to spare.. $7.00
Stephen
81 FC-33SB
Plant City, FL
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I'll be changing the oil in my 3208 in the near future. I'm thinking
that the oil pan I use on my other vehicles is probably not large
enough to capture the full amount of oil in the 3208. How do other
people deal with this problem? Have a second container ready to push
in place, reinstall the plug and start over, or buy a larger
container? Ideas?
Kerry
82 FC 35
Denver
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Kerry,
Buy a large pan.
I went overkill on my drain system...I bought a rectangle 9 gal. tank,
added a 4" inspection fitting/cover, added a drain spicket, mounted it
on a low profile frame/wheel cart. I remove the cover, roll the unit
under the drain plug, remove the drain plug, replace the drain plug and
tank cover after the oil has drained, roll the unit out from under the
bus...no mess. Fill the engine as needed. Set the tank up on my bench.
Open the spicket and refill the gallon oil jugs...again, no mess. Like I
said, OVERKILL...works great.
Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif.
>
--David, I bought a plastic container from wally world that could hold 15-16
gals. Works great, only use it once a year.
Dale '97wb41'
Adventure Bird
Pinckney, Mi.