Lincoln 3601 Pressurized Drain Container 18 Gallon

Product Description

The LINCOLN 3601 is an 18-gallon pressurized evacuation drain container designed for collecting and transporting used fluids in automotive, industrial, and fleet maintenance environments. Built on casters for easy mobility, this unit allows technicians to drain oil, coolant, and other fluids efficiently without manual lifting or repositioning. The included 40-inch hose reaches under vehicles and equipment to direct flow into the container. At 66 pounds, the unit is substantial enough for professional shop use and is intended for installation and operation by qualified service technicians.

This container suits service bays, fleet garages, and industrial maintenance facilities where regular fluid evacuation is part of daily workflow. The caster-mounted base makes it practical for technicians moving between service lifts or workstations. The 40-inch hose length accommodates a range of vehicle heights and drain port locations without requiring the container to be repositioned repeatedly during a drain procedure.

Key Features

• 18-gallon capacity for high-volume fluid collection in shop environments
• Pressurized evacuation design speeds up the drain process compared to gravity-only methods
• Caster-mounted base for easy repositioning across shop floors
• 40-inch hose reaches drain ports on a wide range of vehicles and equipment
• 14-inch bowl accommodates various drain plug configurations

Compatibility

Designed as a professional-grade pressurized evacuation drain container suitable for general automotive and industrial fluid service applications.

Installation Notes

This unit is operated by qualified shop technicians familiar with fluid handling and pressure-assisted drain systems. Before connecting the hose to any drain point, relieve system pressure and allow fluids to cool to a safe handling temperature. Follow local environmental regulations for the collection, storage, and disposal of used fluids. Inspect the hose and fittings for wear or leaks before each use.