I replaced the entire braking system on my Ranger Trail trailer with the exception of the lines themselves. I was bleeding the line today with my Minivac then it broke. It was also taking a very long time and lots of hand pumping, but they did not get completely bled before the pump decided it was done. Anyone use an electric pump they could recommend?
Thanks,
Brian
Lots of folks on BBC have said that the brake bleed pump at Harbor Freight is a good one and priced right.
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Something I have considered but I use a Mighty Vac and push on the trailer tongue to bleed the brakes. This eBay listing is just for an adapter, you'd have to have a pressure bleeder set up to use with the adapter.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Air-Pressur...wAAOSw2qJeDh-b
Mark
I've used this one many times And it has always worked great for me.Originally Posted by Jeff Hahn
Take a look at this link. It is the best way to bleed brakes on a trailer. I tried using a vacuum bleeder but got poor results. https://www.motiveproducts.com/colle...nd-marine-kits
Its what I have and use. In addition I bought adapters for bleeding the brake on my vehicles when I do brake work.
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