Mrcartool F118 12/120v powered Brake Bleeder. Perfect for when you need to bleed brakes alone.

Ah yes. Brake work. The best part of any work order. But when it comes to bleeding them, it's either "Grab a buddy" or try to gravity bleed them with little luck.
Well, these professional units allow one man brake bleeds and they work really well. With the pressure that they produce, they force not only old brake fluid, but any trapped air out of the system in a snap.
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[@Glenn_123]

Great video Erik and nice intro! Yeah same two man person brake bleeding for many many years. I did start using a Mighty-Vac recently but nice new addition!

[@FarpointFarms]

it is already come in handy, my wife is not always around to help out

[@tkskagen]

I finally purchased myself a "Mighty-Vac" about 15 years ago, and still love using it! Though the Canister Lid required me to add a thin layer of "HONDABOND" (RTV) to seal with the canister.

[@FarpointFarms]

Thanks for sharing! I had to use the mighty vac to fix my tractor once.

[@OP-ik7qb]

If you don't mind asking me, what is the model and brand name of that lifter you have in your garage? It's really nice.

[@FarpointFarms]

That is the Harbor Freight Scissor Lift. It's currently sold out, but keep an eye on their website for it.

[@danieldoubleyou9784]

I’m wondering what would happen if you close the bleeder and let the machine running. Is there anything that senses pressure build up and automatically stop the machine ?

[@FarpointFarms]

Nope. I've owned a few and they will run until you pop a line. Be mindful not to crank up the pressure!

[@luke8210]

I use an old breast pump. From when my kiddos are little. Thing works amazing for brake work. And it was free too me. I'm. Cheap.

[@FarpointFarms]

Ha! Cool idea!

[@MrVanchu]

Hi, Is it not 5 min. For each wheel To push the brake fluid through brake system? Thanks,

[@FarpointFarms]

That is way too long for a tool like this. A lot of wastes fluid. I'd say 90 seconds is right on the money.

[@again2519]

Hi I only know Bleeder with constant pumping. Is there not a problem with the fluid (air bubbels) if the system is pulsating. Or get the fluid constantly out of the caliper? 🤔

[@FarpointFarms]

No air will enter, it's just pulsing the fluid in spurts, not a solid flow.

[@vw_mods_4711]

@@FarpointFarmscan it do both constant flow and pulsing? Would constant flow pump up the lines to check for leaks that may only be apparent with pressure? Many thanks

[@davidramirez2648]

with the abs module some detail in the bleeding?

[@FarpointFarms]

Each manufacture has their own procedure, but for the most part it's the same as I've shown here.

[@john79sunsetparkbk]

Nobody needs an “assault” brake bleeder 😂😂

[@FarpointFarms]

Ha! Love it.

[@wanjockey]

thanks for the videos, but is seems after watching your videos, that you are shilling. I would rather watch videos about everyday life ya know. thanks tho. God bless with your channel.

[@FarpointFarms]

Part of everyday life is trying to earn a living right?

[@jesseruiz2337]

Does this flush ou the abs module as well or would you still need a scan tool?

[@FarpointFarms]

Yes, but there are a few models that need a scan tool to complete it.

[@stevenhaines9224]

To much talkie talk! Get to the system!

[@FarpointFarms]

Umm... Are you 12? For Gen X folks, we actually like to learn about an item before we see it working.

[@nastybastardatlive]

I bled brakes alone for decades and never had a need for any electric powered tool.

[@FarpointFarms]

Professionally? Time is money when you are on flat rate!