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Old 01 June 2021, 08:56   #1
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Seastar hydraulics bleed kit
Anyone know where in the UK I can buy one - there are lots on eBay but all seem to be from Chinese sellers. Anyone in the West Wales area got one I can borrow?
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Old 01 June 2021, 10:09   #2
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You could try Hypromarine.

https://www.hypromarine.com/
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Old 01 June 2021, 11:25   #3
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You really don't need a special kit (but agree it does make life easier) there are a couple of "kit free" you tube vids that go thru the process.
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Old 01 June 2021, 20:15   #4
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Thanks all. Did contact Hydramarine but in the end figured £25 was a bit much for a bit of plastic hose so have rigged up my own version. :-)
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