bleeding brakes. What worked for me.

[drolston]

Originally Posted by JayChicago

I have used the little Motive Products unit for years. I like it. Lots of adaptors available for various cars/master cylinders, including our old Fords and dual reservoirs. Go to motiveproducts.com.
The basic unit is not expensive, sold by many vendors. But like so many marketers, they get you when you need to buy a different adaptor. The adaptor may cost as much as the original unit.

Is the Motive Products 0102 CLASSIC CAR/BOAT TRAILER POWER BLEEDER with 1 3/16 master cylinder inside threaded opening the right one for the early Ford?

[JayChicago]

Originally Posted by drolston

Is the Motive Products 0102 CLASSIC CAR/BOAT TRAILER POWER BLEEDER with 1 3/16 master cylinder inside threaded opening the right one for the early Ford?

Yes

Edit: BTW, the Motive Products unit is designed to be filled with brake fluid. I never did that....too messy for a one-time job. And then the unit would get stored with fluid in it. I put the brake fluid in the master reservoir, and just used the unit to provide the air pressure. Of course this then requires checking and refilling the reservoir several times.