To stop the motor oil from gushing all over the frame, I cut the bottom and side out of a plastic bottle and stick it up in there to catch the oil and funnel it into a pan. It beats cleaning up spilled oil from the floor & frame. Instead of chasing down the Snap-on truck in my neighborhood, I just bought the same part from PJ Grady. Since I was ordering other parts anyway, it was really convenient. As a variation on the theme of home made oil plug removal tools, I made one using the following parts: For the bit that goes in the square hole I used the shaft from a broken tap which was 8mm square. For the connection to my 3/8" drive ratchet, I used an old socket that was approximately the same inner diameter as the outer diameter of the old tap. I hammered them together and spot welded the edges. This home made tool is shorter than the Snap-on one and gives me a little more clearance. If I were doing it again, I would (1st choice) buy John Hervey's hex head oil plug, or (2nd choice) grind down a 3/8" drive ratchet. The Rube Goldberg combinations makes for a mess when the oil comes out. Walt Tampa, FL