Re: Fluid Removal-Tires

Posted by lpgasonly on March 03, 2006 at 10:26:32 from (216.145.240.66):

In Reply to: Fluid Removal-Tires posted by NEsota on March 03, 2006 at 09:48:19:

It is not that though to do. I just took a piece of fuel hose that fits over the stem. Take the core out and blow air in the tire . Turn tire stem down and put hose into a bucket. This will get the most out. Now for the rest. I took a 5gal pail with the lid on and drilled a hole the size of the hose and pushed the hose into the lid . I then took the shop-vac and put that into the pour hole of the bucket and turn it on. This is a GREAT way to bleed brakes by yourself also!
Gary

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