Anyone have a source for the Big A$$ Syringes...

[rgranger]

for back bleeding brakes and clutch. I would like to keep a few around. Just went though all the ones in the Magura kit. I would like to keep a few around for those emergency times. I guess we are not allowed to buy them at the drug store any longer... I asked my local CVS they offered one that you couldn't quince a gerbils thirst from.

 

[Neil E.]

I bought some simple syringes at Walmart, capacity is 2oz (60ml). These are handy to use. They were located in the automotive section with the gas cans. Designed for easy 2 stroke mixing for small engines.

 

[jhendr3702]

tractor supply.... (yes i am a red neck...)

 

[rgranger]

Cool, I will hit the TSC sometime over the weekend. I like the Walmart idea, just not going there...

 

[GMP]

My wife is a director at BD, the mfg. I'll ask her if they are distributed anywhere easily obtainable.

 

[GasTimppa]

My wife works at hospitals OR. She's my source

 

[rgranger]

Well, my wife almost went into medicine, maybe I need her to rethink that teaching gig...

 

[john01]

If you have a Southern States they have them also.

 

[Darkside]

The plastic syringes that come in the bleeding kits never worked well for me. Seems like the plunger binds in the tube. I finally bought a glass medical syringe on ebay. Much better.

 

[Onespeed]

I get mine from the local Vet.

 

[Palito]

Try the BBQ dept at any major retailer, they should have large volume marinade injectors, they work great. The ones designed with an o-ring seal on the piston work best. 'Been using them for years.

 

[Todd5774]

Any horse feed/tack supplies will stock large syringes....

 

[rgranger]

EBAY! why didn't I think of that. you know for a few extra dollars I can get the one for anal cleaning... is it safe to use on the bike afterwards?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Enema-Syrin...ity_Disability_Medical_ET&hash=item2a2994458a

Joking aside, this seems to be an OK deal for 25 for $20!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Box-of-25-H...246?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4abe7dc47e

Rob

 

[Fred1956]

Here is what I use in the shop, Syringes are good for away from home but this always works for me. Brakes, clutch anything that needs bled. Open the valve, crack the bleeder & watch the master cylinder. The tube on top allows you put gentle pressure or just works as a vent

 

[rgranger]

Dude! You could back-bleed a horse with that setup!!!

 

[Jakobi]

Didn't read the whole thread but I just pop in the local vets and grab them there. Luckily they're just around the corner.

Hows Freds Setup! Epic!

 

[jostby]

Here is what I use in the shop, Syringes are good for away from home but this always works for me. Brakes, clutch anything that needs bled. Open the valve, crack the bleeder & watch the master cylinder. The tube on top allows you put gentle pressure or just works as a vent

haha, mine is almost identical! I put a schrader valve on it and pressurize it (lightly).