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Thanks Mottie me too hence as you rightly pointed out the easibleed kit uses compressed air from a tyre.
What have you bought today?
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Hah see
thats the whole idea you dont need the wife or another person etc to pump the pedal.Long as the master cylinder stays topped up you can bleed all calipers. And in some instances its better as excess travel on the cylinder can flip the seals and cause a bigger headache.
Most garages just plug their system in the compressed air feed.
I made a regulator that adapts an easi bleed system to my compressor.
I use one of these.
A kilo of live clams for our spaghetti vongole tonight, a Scottish kipper for brekkie tomorrow and a dressed crab as a treat for my mum which I’m going to take round right now.
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Looks a bit fishy to me Mottie.
Andy
Andy
My latest Amazon purchase arrived today. A Pulse Oximeter. Apparently, I’m still alive.
My latest Amazon purchase arrived today. A Pulse Oximeter. Apparently, I’m still alive.
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Oxygen 96%, do you smoke ?
No. I packed up about 17 years ago. Is this better? After a quick dash up and down the stairs a few times.
Pulse 87bpm, what are you doing..............
Whoops you added that bit about the stairs.
My latest Amazon purchase arrived today. A Pulse Oximeter. Apparently, I’m still alive.
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God, you really need to get back to work.
Pulse 87bpm, what are you doing..............
Whoops you added that bit about the stairs.
Bashing one out, while the wife is out!
Andy
Trust you!
Android phone for the 1st born, £72 from Amazon, he seems happy, till he breaks/drops it!
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Peri peri chicken; for lunch.
Chicken Madras; for dinner.
For dessert.
Chicken Madras; for dinner.
For dessert.
And later tonight!
Andy
Andy
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