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Old 12-18-2014, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by 472viper
My next oil change I'm going to put some aluminium foil under the filter, followed by a layer of paper towels, followed by a piece of cardboard cut from a beer case. I'm going to cut an anti freeze bottle lengthwise and use it to funnel oil into a Big Gulp cup which is inside a zip lock bag. After the filter is off I'm going to change to a remote filter mounted back by my primary.


You just can't be too careful when it comes to oil.
May I suggest you do all this in your neighbor's driveway ...just in case after all is done, you trip and kick the oil catch pan across the drive.
 
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Originally Posted by 472viper
My next oil change I'm going to put some aluminium foil under the filter, followed by a layer of paper towels, followed by a piece of cardboard cut from a beer case. I'm going to cut an anti freeze bottle lengthwise and use it to funnel oil into a Big Gulp cup which is inside a zip lock bag. After the filter is off I'm going to change to a remote filter mounted back by my primary.


You just can't be too careful when it comes to oil.
Thats some funny **** right there! LOL
 
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Old 12-18-2014, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 472viper
I ordered the flexible Pig funnel. I like that I can wipe it down, roll it up and it will be in a tool box drawer whenever I need it. Gee I might even find uses for it other than the Harley.


The $12 really stretched my budget too, but if I cut out just one Big Gulp per month I'll have it paid for in less than a year.
LOL - right? Thirty k worth of bike and $12 is somehow an extravagance.

Originally Posted by 472viper
My next oil change I'm going to put some aluminium foil under the filter, followed by a layer of paper towels, followed by a piece of cardboard cut from a beer case. I'm going to cut an anti freeze bottle lengthwise and use it to funnel oil into a Big Gulp cup which is inside a zip lock bag. After the filter is off I'm going to change to a remote filter mounted back by my primary.


You just can't be too careful when it comes to oil.
Amateur. You left out the bent license plate and the oil filter relocation plumbing.

(note - to the license plate guy and oil filter relocation guy - no offense intended)
 

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Old 12-18-2014, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by nevada72
LOL - right? Thirty k worth of bike and $12 is somehow an extravagance.



Amateur. You left out the bent license plate and the oil filter relocation plumbing.

(note - to the license plate guy and oil filter relocation guy - no offense intended)
No worries here. Not every part or accessory is for every bike or every rider.
 
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No worries here. Not every part or accessory is for every bike or every rider.
True. But for the record, I'm not dissing yours or the license plate guys ideas. They were just missing from Viper's list.

Plus you're a fellow Cheese Head so that has to count for something.
 
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Viper also forgot the HazMat suit and scuba snorkel, but who am I to judge?
 
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I just search the Amazon site, you can get them for under $7.00 plus shipping. Went to the manufacturers Canadian site, only $29.95.......plus shipping.......hahahahaha

guess where I'm going
 
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Viper also forgot the HazMat suit and scuba snorkel, but who am I to judge?


Well now those two things are just a given, EVERYBODY agrees on them.
 
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