Fluid pump for gear oils?

At 71 years old I discovered yesterday that some sort of powered pump would really be nice for filling diffs, transfer case and manual transmissions. I also have other equipment that I have that I use 85w-140 in so I need something that can move something that thick.
I am tired of bottle pumps. Any thoughts or anyone have one they like?

 

I bought one off Amazon that is good to pump all sorts of viscosities and it has alligator clips so you can connect to any battery you desire.

it works, can be a little messy but does work.

$31 AIGMISON 12V 100W Engine Oil Pump, Electric Oil Change Extractor Pump, Diesel Extractor Pump Equipped With 3 Pipes-Low Noise

https://www.amazon.com/AIGMISON-Ele...24423898&sprefix=oil+pump,aps,105&sr=8-6&th=1

 

Thanks, I will take a look at that one.

 

Try the squishy bags. Valvoline and Amsoil have them. No more pumps for me. You can find the Valvoline bags at Walmart, but, thus far, only the synthetic gear oil comes in them.

 

I rigged up an old oil burner pump (j-pump) and a motor on a little frame when I was working. Some of the diesel generators took 20 gallons. : )

 

Amsoil sells pumps, I've used them for gear oil and transmissions.
https://www.amsoil.ca/p/bottle-hand...GA0ASfYQeA8HGhi8r-dK8nW-68TU-Bl4KviJ6tZUxoSdY

 

pretty sure that's the kind of pump he doesn't want

 

I bought the electronic fluid transfer pump from harbor freight for gear oil changes. It wasn't powerful enough to suck up gear oil. Ended up just using a hand pump.

 

Missed that completely!

 

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