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Lincoln 613 Waste Oil Drain 16 gal
16-gallon waste-oil drain with 14-inch diameter, 68-inch height and built-in sight gauge
- MaterialHAWA
- 16-gallon capacity handles large-volume oil changes
- 68-inch height allows comfortable upright operation
- 14-inch square footprint fits tight service bays
- Sight-gauge float shows fill level at a glance
- Durable HAWA construction resists shop chemicals and impacts
Lincoln 613 16-Gallon Waste Oil Drain
The Lincoln 613 is a 16-gallon waste oil drain designed for collecting used fluids during vehicle maintenance. Its upright steel body stands 68 inches tall with a 14-inch diameter collection bowl. The unit features a float gauge sight gauge for monitoring the fill level at a glance. Black and red finish provides a clean workshop appearance.
Suited for high-volume fluid collection
This drain suits technicians who need a large-capacity, stationary receiver for waste oil or coolant. The fixed height and wide bowl make it practical for drive-over or lift work where the drain stays in one place. Shops that must move the drain frequently or need a low-profile unit to slide under lowered vehicles should look at something else.
16-gallon capacity decides fit
The 16-gallon volume is the single figure that determines whether this drain matches the job. It dictates how many fluid changes can be performed before the tank must be emptied. If the service schedule demands a smaller or larger reservoir, a different capacity is required.
Highlights
- 16-gallon capacity handles large-volume oil changes
- 68-inch height allows comfortable upright operation
- 14-inch square footprint fits tight service bays
- Sight-gauge float shows fill level at a glance
- Durable HAWA construction resists shop chemicals and impacts
Specifications
| Material | HAWA |
|---|---|
| Brand | LINCOLN |
Questions about this item
Does the Lincoln 613 require a separate hose to connect to the drain point?
The unit is supplied without a hose, so you will need to provide your own connection hose to use it.
Can the 14 in diameter Lincoln 613 sit beside a standard 16 gal shop drum without tipping?
Its 14 in footprint matches the drum diameter, giving a stable, side-by-side stance on a level floor.
How do I confirm the Lincoln 613 float gauge is reading correctly after the first fill?
Watch the sight gauge rise smoothly as oil enters; when it reaches the 16 gal mark the tank is full and the gauge should stop moving.
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