GARVEE 20 Gallon Waste Oil Drain Tank, Portable Oil Drain Container, Air Operated Drainer, Fluid Fuel Transfer Drainage, Adjustable Funnel Height with Wheel &15'' Premium Bowl and a Toolbox, Red

The cast iron drain fitting was the worst one I had ever seen. Make sure that the threads and the face of the threads are clean, square and even before applying sealant to threads and assembling it. I had to grind the face of the threads square to sides of fitting before I was able to install it.After “fixing” the fitting I used lots of teflon tape and pipe dope on it and then finished putting on wheels and pressure gauge.I then pressure tested the unit. This way I won’t have any leaks when it has oil in it. The drain hose can be run through the loop on the tank so when depressurized you can open bottom valve and use it as a sight glass to show level of the oil in tank.Just be sure to tighten the large set screw knob on the adjustable height pipe BEFORE pressurizing tank or it will shoot out like a missile and hurt someone or damage stuff…

It works excellently. The only thing is, it requires a lot of thread tape around the threads, they tell you that in the instructions, I believe it is because the Female threads are British standard and the male threads are US standard. But it doesn’t leak and I think it’s absolutely fabulous.

Seems casters are on wrong side but works good otherwise

Works perfectly and fairly inexpensive. Works great with a lift.

Great tank, unfortunately it is missing the “ANTI OIL LEAKAGE RUBBER PLUG” which is one of the key advertising points in the description and one of the selling points for purchasing this one… total bummer.

Works great!Read the reviews so used a ton of the thread tape.No leaks. No issues.

Easy to put together great for the money and the quality is actually nice has no leaks and perfect size for under the lift. The performance is awesome

The 2 washers they give you don't fit where the instructions say to put them. Maybe that's why I keep having oil leaking on my concrete.

Assembly instructions are weak, but anyone working under a lift shouldn't have an issue figuring it out. Mine is hard to get to telescope up and down, but maybe it will get easier over time.

Missing the drain plug