New 210 Oil Change

[ronskal]

My 2010 210 is at 24 hours so I ran by the storage on my way to work to check out the drain hose and maybe drain it all day. Or I could take it to the lake and warm it up first after work.

Problem is it looks like the oil pan drain hose will not reach the hull drain in the center of the boat. I was short on time so I did not really see if it would reach, but I doubt it.

If not, maybe I could rig up an extension hose to the drain hose.
I do not have an oil extracter, I always used the drain hose on previous boats.

Will it reach? Thanks.........

[Nordicron]

it's should fit but do yourself a HUGE favor and go get a extractor! I don't need a fancy one a handpump style will work fine. Can get a good one from overtons for like 50. This way you don't even need to go under the boat or have it wamred up to do the change.

[WakeSlayer]

it's should fit but do yourself a HUGE favor and go get a extractor! I don't need a fancy one a handpump style will work fine. Can get a good one from overtons for like 50. This way you don't even need to go under the boat or have it wamred up to do the change.

X2

I have used a manual extractor (Linda) for years. Last year I tried out a more modern 12V unit (Monica) and found that to be considerably better.
The 502 would take weeks to drain through the drain kit, I have never been able to use it. Took 2 minutes with the Jabsco.

[ronskal]

I think you are right. I'll look into an extractor.
I was able to barely get the drain hose out the hull drain. It worked but kinda a pain compared to a few minutes with an extractor.

[obd666]

pela 6000 fluid extractor

plus one on the pela 6000 oil extractor, got one a few days ago and have already used it on a couple things ... two BIG thumbs up on the function and design. is one of those things you wonder how you ever lived without. it works great and after seeing how easy it makes life i would consider it a must have ...