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I am looking to borrow or rent a Gunson Eesibleed kit in the Central Ohio area. Will need a master cylinder cap for a '65 Spridget.
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Gunson Eesibleed
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You don't need one with all the bells and whistles. Their basic model works just fine and if you buy one, then you always have it. I think they are less than $50, and it is money very well spent. I'm pretty firmly convinced the Eezibleed is the 8th Wonder of the World.
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Got one for myself back in the late '70's, have used it since while working in shop environments. The "basic" kit. No need to pull a co-worker (or wife/S.O.) off another job to pedal stab for the job.
Worth its weight and more IMHO.
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Thanks gents, fellow across town has offered his. I agree though- be nice to own.