Oil drain tube and valve?

#1
I was wondering when I have to change the oil in my go kart its in a tight spot, so is there any way I can get rid of the drain plug and attach a tube on it with a small valve?
Also when do I change my oil, I will be using it in the winter so before?
 
#2
I change the oil in my motors about every 30 minutes of run time if not sooner . When there new I do it every time it's started and cut off , it then gets dumped .
 
#4
depends on what engine you have but many snowblowers and lawnmowers have oil drain extension pipes. Heres what many briggs had just a pipe with a cap inplace of the plug
 

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#8
If I changed the oil every 30min, I would change the oil 3 times before my lawn is cut.

Do what you will but, I feel it would be a bit over kill.

Now on a New engine I would for the first 2 times but, not after that.

Each to your own.
 
#10
If I changed the oil every 30min, I would change the oil 3 times before my lawn is cut.

Do what you will but, I feel it would be a bit over kill.

Now on a New engine I would for the first 2 times but, not after that.

Each to your own.
Not on my lawn mower , just once a season on it . On my bikes cause none of them are stock and they see high RPM's .
 
#11
Nothing wrong with frequent oil changes I do it every a lot more than recommended too ( in the 10 to 20 hour range, more often on a new one )

Simple rule with air cooled engines that have no filters, if it looks dirty, it is so change it.....

Honda/clones us a metric parallel thread on the oil plug so a pip for a briggs will not fit.

I think its a metric M8 fine thread ( a bolt off the shelf will fit, this is how I secure my front block support to the gas tank ears. )

I am not aware of any oil plug extended but I suspect there is something on snow blower clones that could be adapted
 
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