Motor fluid draining tool kit assembly

A fluid collection kit system for collecting fluid expelled through a valve of an outboard motor, the fluid collection kit system comprising:

• a flexible bag having an opening extending across a top side of the flexible bag, the opening permitting access to an interior pocket of the flexible bag, a first handle and a second handle being attached to the flexible bag proximate the opening, the first handle and the second handle being configured to contract the opening thereby restricting access to the interior pocket;
• a hanger rod having a distal end and a proximal end, the first handle and the second handle being configured for placement on the hanger rod between the distal end and the proximal end thereby suspending the flexible bag beneath the hanger rod, the hanger rod having a rod length ranging between 2 feet and 5 feet, the hanger rod being formed of a durable and inflexible rod material, the durable and inflexible rod material being metal or plastic;
• the proximal end having a bent section forming an obtuse angle with the hanger rod, the bent section being integrally formed with the hanger rod;
• an L-shaped mounting bracket having a vertical portion and a horizontal portion, the vertical portion having a first end and a second end, the horizontal portion extending outwardly from the first end;
• the vertical portion being affixed to the distal end of the hanger rod, the hanger rod extending perpendicularly outward from an approximate midsection between the first end and the second end, the hanger rod extending in an opposite direction from the horizontal portion;
• the L-shaped mounting bracket having a bracket length ranging between 4 inches and 10 inches, the L-shaped mounting bracket being formed of a durable and inflexible bracket material;
• a first elastic strap being configured to wrap through the first handle of the flexible bag, around the L-shaped mounting bracket and around the outboard motor, the first elastic strap being configured to stably and removably attach the L-shaped mounting bracket to the outboard motor such that the hanger rod extends outwardly and away from the outboard motor and the flexible bag is suspended beneath the valve of the outboard motor, the first elastic strap having a first elastic strap length ranging between 2 feet and 5 feet;
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• a second elastic strap being configured to wrap around the flexible bag and the outboard motor below the first elastic strap, the second elastic strap being configured to provide support for the flexible bag and stabilize the flexible bag on the hanger rod while the fluid is expelled from the valve, the second elastic strap having a second elastic strap length ranging between 2 feet and 5 feet.

A method for collecting fluid expelled through a valve of an outboard motor, the method comprising:

• assembling a fluid collection kit system, the fluid collection kit system comprising
• a flexible bag having an opening extending across a top side of the flexible bag, the opening permitting access to an interior pocket of the flexible bag, a first handle and a second handle being attached to the flexible bag proximate the opening, the first handle and the second handle being configured to contract the opening thereby restricting access to the interior pocket;
• a hanger rod having a distal end and a proximal end, the first handle and the second handle being configured for placement on the hanger rod between the distal end and the proximal end thereby suspending the flexible bag beneath the hanger rod, the hanger rod having a rod length ranging between 2 feet and 5 feet, the hanger rod being formed of a durable and inflexible rod material, the durable and inflexible rod material being metal or plastic;
• the proximal end having a bent section forming an obtuse angle with the hanger rod, the bent section being integrally formed with the hanger rod;
• an L-shaped mounting bracket having a vertical portion and a horizontal portion, the vertical portion having a first end and a second end, the horizontal portion extending outwardly from the first end;
• the vertical portion being affixed to the distal end of the hanger rod, the hanger rod extending perpendicularly outward from an approximate midsection between the first end and the second end, the hanger rod extending in an opposite direction from the horizontal portion;
• the L-shaped mounting bracket having a bracket length ranging between 4 inches and 10 inches, the L-shaped mounting bracket being formed of a durable and inflexible bracket material;
• a first elastic strap being configured to wrap through the first handle of the flexible bag, around the L-shaped mounting bracket and around the outboard motor, the first elastic strap being configured to stably and removably attach the L-shaped mounting bracket to the outboard motor such that the hanger rod extends outwardly and away from the outboard motor and the flexible bag is suspended beneath the valve of the outboard motor, the first elastic strap having a first elastic strap length ranging between 2 feet and 5 feet;
• a second elastic strap being configured to wrap around the flexible bag and the outboard motor below the first elastic strap, the second elastic strap being configured to provide support for the flexible bag and stabilize the flexible bag on the hanger rod while the fluid is expelled from the valve, the second elastic strap having a second elastic strap length ranging between 2 feet and 5 feet;
• placing the L-shaped mounting bracket against the outboard motor such that the horizontal portion makes contact with the outboard motor and the hanger rod extends outwardly away from the outboard motor beneath the valve;
• wrapping the first elastic strap through the first handle, around the L-shaped mounting bracket, and around the outboard motor;
• tying the first elastic strap snugly enough so that the fluid collection kit system can retain its position relative to the outboard motor;
• tying the second elastic strap around the flexible bag and the outboard motor slightly below the first elastic strap;
• opening the valve to expel the fluid from the valve into the interior pocket of the flexible bag;
• untying the first elastic strap and the second elastic strap;
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• removing the flexible bag from the hanger rod.