Service Guide
SER 8586
8586
8586-A
Alemite Corporation
167 Roweland Drive, Johnson City, Tennessee 37601
www.alemite.com
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Revision (3-04)
Figure 1
Portable Evacuation Oil Drain
Model 8586-A Shown
Description
Portable drain models 8586 and 8586-A are designed to
safely capture the oil from engine crankcases, transmissions,
and differentials.
Each drain system consists of a:
• drain bowl and drum cover assembly
• dolly assembly
• 16-gallon drum (model 8586-A only)
Drain Bowl and Drum Cover
The drain bowl assembly includes a strainer that guards
against loose items entering the drum. The strainer’s center post
can be used to hold inverted filters and allow them to drain.
The drain bowl assembly mounts on a tube that can extend
up to 26 " (66 cm) from its fully seated position. See Figure 1.
The tube is held by an automatic latching mechanism. This
mechanism retains the drain bowl tube at the required height.
The cover for the drum contains a built-in float gauge that
indicates when the drum is full.
Dolly
The drum is secured to the dolly with three thumb screw
clamps. The dolly’s four-wheel design allows stable mobility.
Operation and Adjustment
Lift the tube or the bowl upward and release. The latching
mechanism automatically grips the tube and retains the position
of the assembly. Lift the latch upward slightly to allow the bowl
to descend to the required height. Once reached, release the
latch.
Adjustment
Loosen the wing nut on the latching mechanism to lessen the
friction on the tube. Tightening the wing nut causes the tube
assembly to descend at a slower rate.
Evacuation
The use of an evacuation system allows the drum to be
emptied without tipping. See Figure 3.
Portable Evacuation Oil Drain