I fixed the oil leak, honey!

[Mark Haymond]

How to keep the oil off the garage floor and the driveway when you park it.http://www.flickr.com/photos/lenscaptain/2967662361/

[greg g]

Must only be a temporary repair. For a permanant application, I would think one you need to trim those legs off. They might drag going in and out the driveway.

A permanent repair might also feature the addition of a spill pillow (or other type of absorbant pad) in the device. It will increase its capacity and contain the spillage, It would be addressed at the same interval as scheduled oil changes.

[Normspeed]

With a few bungee cords you could eliminate the jackstand.

[Mark Haymond]

It's wired into place with copper wire that loops over the frame cross member. I'll drive with it until I install the transmission I am rebuilding.

[greg g]

Necessity is a mother. All coments were made with tongue planted firmly in cheek.

[Don Coatney]

How to keep the oil off the garage floor and the driveway when you park it.http://www.flickr.com/photos/lenscaptain/2967662361/

Mark;

You never should have posted this here. Epay would have been much better as sales of this product will expand your retirment funds:D

I can just picture clean-up of this device using a high nap paint roller:cool:

And as an added bonus you can roll the clean-up crud onto your deck floor same as the high priced stain of the same color.

[Don Coatney]

Needs a drain plug so you don't have to untwist the wires. Cut the legs off, too much turbulence and parasitic drag at high speeds.

Hum;

Cascade drain plugs. Novel idea:rolleyes: