You must like work. If the machine is not moving, the hydro is not displacing anything. The shaft is simply turning on it's bearings. One burp isn't going to kill a charge pump either. Just shoot it out with a hose whip. Quick, cheap, easy and effective. No matter what way you go about it you're not going to get all the oil out so you might as well just get most of it, change the filter and get on with life. I could be wrong but I don't think there's even a suction strainer on these machines. They've got a one piece moulded plastic tank with a single suction nipple on the bottom front SIDE... and the return is built into a 4 way cross that attaches to said nipple. They didn't intend for anyone to open it. The filter is a high pressure return filter so the tank should be clean anyway.
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