Form a Funnel
Bob LaRosaDescription
Form A Funnel will help keep your motorcycle clean. Easily molds, then holds its shape so you get every last drop of oil every time, no matter how obstructed the filter or plug.
* Molds into and holds any shape to create a leakproof channel for draining oil or fluid
* Thick, pliable nitrile rubber encases a thin layer of alloy to allow thousands of shapings
* Highly-compatible nitrile resists common vehicle liquids in temperatures from 0 to 300° F
* Soft rubber edge forms a seal around filters or drains
* Easily wipes clean with most cleaners and degreasers
* Easy to store flat or rolled up in toolbox or glove compartment
* Unique tool for draining oil and other fluids from any type of vehicle or equipment, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, forklifts, generators and more
Over the years, I've showed you a number of ways to try and drain your oil out of your oil filter without contaminating all the front crankcase area. This is a beautiful product, my Form-A-Funnel. The oil, it's actually an aluminum piece shaped with a poly substance. You can bend it, shape it. I've shown you how to use aluminum foil, paper, actually, I believe I folded up the cardboard box the oil filter comes in. By far, this design surpasses all of those. You can bend it, crack the filter loose, let the oil drain out of the filter then remove it without getting a single drop on the crankcase, on the frame or on the table lift. It allows the oil to flow nice and free, away from the filter, because it's very pliable. You can bend it into a number of configurations. I also like to use this particular Form-A-Funnel underneath the outer primary whenever I'm removing it. It captures all the residual. It can be rolled into a funnel shape. You can use it to fill the clutch, fill the oil tank, the options, the uses of this Form-A-Funnel are endless. This Form-A-Funnel is now readily available at FixMyHog.com.
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