AFF 8888 Heavy-Duty Truck Waste Oil Evacuator with Cantilever Basin

Designed for capturing or evacuating waste oil from almost any size truck, bus, tractor, passenger vehicle, or aircraft. Especially useful when oil extraction is preferred over oil drainage, and/or where waste oil needs to be contained/transported from the work area to bulk storage. Operated one of two ways: (1) drain waste oil from vehicle into basin, then use pressurized air/suction to transfer oil from basin to tank, or (2) use suction probe to evacuate oil directly from the vehicle (through the dipstick tube) directly into the tank. In either method, the tank is emptied by using pressurized air to transfer oil into bulk storage containment.

This AFF Waste Oil Drain Evacuation Unit ships by truck and extra shipping charges will apply to ship to a non-commercial address

Features:

• 23.75 gallon tank capacity with a 17 gallon basin capacity 
• 6 suction probes (along with 2 connectors for BMW and VW) 
• 6’ suction hose and 6’ discharge hose
• Basin includes internal baffles (reduce spillage during movement) and debris screen
• 123 lbs. Shipping Weight

NOTE: this unit replaces the discontinued AFF model 8880.
Made in China
The 8888 is very unique in the industry offering tremendous value by consolidating 4 oil service units into one.

It replaces:

• The traditional gravity feed oil drain
• The square flat oil drain that you push underneath (sometimes called "The Barbeque" drain)
• The pressurized evacuation unit - great for customers with remote oil storage facilities
• The dipstick evacuation unit - with many new vehicles this is the only way to change the oil

But wait, there’s more! The 8888 top pan folds down to be pushed under trucks and other equipment Once suction is achieved in the storage tank the unit can be used remotely (in a fleet storage lot or a marina for example) or in the shop.

Why buy AFF: AFF has been providing shop equipment since 1963. Unlike many import models, service and parts are available at over 250 service centers across the U.S.