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I read the post about making a brake bleeder out of a garden sprayer. Immediately went to Home Depot and bought the 1/2 gal sprayer (hand held) and the rest of the pieces. Then went to the local metal supplier and picke up a 3/8" piece of scrap aluminum for $5. I am cutting a section off the alum and drilling and tapping the hole for a plastic pipe nipple. I am putting two holes on the side of the plate to attach it to any type of master cyclinder (where is the spell checker now), I am using a gasket material to seal the plate. This way I can use the bleeder on all my vehicles.
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Auto Break Bleeder
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Look at the post Mater Brake Bleeder and click on Here. The whole story is there. I used the hand held one without a hose and added a compression insert through a hole I drilled in the nozzle piece. If it leaks use an J B Weld to seal. I am using chains attached to the aluminum to go arouns the cylinder and threaded J bolts to tighten up the other end.
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