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[MRVTX]

I think I prefer my Mite-e-Vac.

I'd be done with my brakes by the time you got all that stuff hooked up and connected!   

[hipshot]

Let's see.................................. you hook up a piece of tubing. Hmmmm........................

On the other hand, with the other method, you hook up a piece of tubing. Hmmmmm..................

[Gumbo]

Let's see.................................. you hook up a piece of tubing. Hmmmm........................

On the other hand, with the other method, you hook up a piece of tubing. Hmmmmm..................

 

[MRVTX]

Let's see.................................. you hook up a piece of tubing. Hmmmm........................

On the other hand, with the other method, you hook up a piece of tubing. Hmmmmm..................

So which tube is it? 

[hipshot]

It's the same one you use with the SpeedBleeders.

[cybrhick]

Where do I get on of these MIGHTY VACS? Auto parts store?

[Morgan Buchanan]

I got mine at Harbor Freight (brand name, not a knock off) for about 30 bucks.  I didn't get the electric model, but the hand pump.  I do my brakes and clutch in about 20 minutes total. 

This is the kit I got... http://www.hardwareandtools.com/invt/u188870  but it was cheaper at Harbor Freight.

They have it at sears too..  http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00947058000P?vName=Tools&cName=Mechanics+Tools&sName=Automotive+Specialty+Tools

Just search "mityvac brake bleeder".