[johnvw]

Hi to all,
Help required in the selection of a good reliable hand held single operator brake bleeder.
I have searched and found a few units but the quality of assembly and operation ( by purchasers) is not encouraging.
The best result to date has been the Mityvac Silverline Elite Hand Vac/Pressure Pump.
I mean the name alone is enough to have your sick mother-in-law get out of bed and nip down to the store and buy one; the rain must surely stop soon.
While it has features I may not require, the build quality seems better than others being offered for sale.
All thoughts and recommendations are welcome.

Best regards
John

 

[yonderbob]

I've been using my Mity Vac for 10 years now... works great, no problems.

bob

 

[websterize]

Have heard good things about Speed Bleeders on the MOA forum's tech library and plan on installing once the next flush is due.

HEXHEAD Tech - R1200R - '07-09 Brake Fluid Flush

 

[johnvw]

Hi to All,
I too considered the speed bleeder, looks vary interesting. I have just about settled on the MityVac ( die cast) model. I can use this on a couple of cars and bikes and with the 30 psi pressure feature I may be able to blow the oil that will not drain from the oil reservoir when doing the oil change.
Regards
John

 

[Ghostcloak]

I highly suggest the speed bleeders. I have had mine for over a year now (bled my brakes twice, once when i got the bike and once after my first track day).

They make it SO easy and quick. On top of it, they are cheap!!! They are reliable as I've had 0 issues with them.

A+ HIGHLY RECOMMEND Speed Bleeders.