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Re: I broke the bleeder valve. Now what? 200 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be Zee on  Tue Nov 28 22:53 CST 2000 [RELATED]

One bleeder I had like this, i also broke off a screw extractor into it.

Took it to a local machine shop. for $12, problem solved and they even put in a new valve.

the idea about drilling out the old one on you own if worth a try. probably how the machine shop does it, anyhow...

Consider buying a cobalt drill bit, BluMol brand(Home Depot) for drilling metal. I have been drilling thick body sheet metal all week with good results.





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