Asian Bass Guy UFP surge brake bleed on bass boat trailer

UFP surge brake bleed on bass boat trailer
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[@tuneman3245]

Thanks for the info on bleeding brakes! I have the same trailer setup and will give it a go tonight. Very thorough and informative.

[@ronrobison2847]

Thanks, that information really helped in doing my brake system repairs on my boat trailer.

[@eskimo2k]

Thanks for the video. My new A-60 coupler (to replace one long neglected by the previous owner) should be here in about a week so this was perfect for figuring out how to bleed it.

[@azcharlie2009]

Wow, Andrew.... You made it look easy! I feel much more confident on trying to do this by myself now.. By the way, you have the cleanest looking garage I've ever seen!

[@whitleyca]

Great video. Very informative. Easy to follow. Much appreciated

[@johnvoreis3723]

Incredibly helpful to a novice (like me). Thanks.

[@michaelh7770]

Thanks for doing this video...just used it to guide me through changing a damaged caliper on the trailer for my Wakesetter. UFP-35, but close enough. :)

[@justanotherday1345]

Thanks, Im getting my Bayliner ready for the season and this video came in handy!

[@MrBigmountainski]

Thanks for the guidance. I watched this and it saved me time. I wish I had seen it the first time I had done my brakes.

[@danielcurtis7902]

Speed Bleeder bleeder screws have a spring loaded ball bearing that prevents any air getting into the brake lines. Loosen them 3/4 turn when bleeding. Handy for one person working… 😀

[@copperheadharley]

Thanks. Very informative. Helped alot.

[@tlalexander3]

Thanks! I have a 99 skeeter I bought not too long ago and you can push it in by hand. I might try to do this and hopefully, it will work for me.

[@twsides]

Great job and most helpful!

[@lukek6492]

Thank you so much man.... i had no idea that's how you bleed them...

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

Thanks for posting this. I will give it a try in the next few days. Great job Andrew !

[@MrAcekoomboom]

Tensevenwake, one thing you might check is the back-up solenoid. If you have a 5 pin connector, the solenoid will run off of your back-up lights. If you have a really steep hill or soft ground the I would suggest getting the brake lockout bracket.

[@daleroush1960]

Thanks. Good job. I need to do this to my trailer today

[@trailslug893]

Thanks for the video. I have the same system and I had no idea how to bleed the brakes.

[@bullhauler5065]

I know this is an old post but Thank you, you did a good job helping me!!!

[@jimthomas2240]

Thanks for a great video .Lots of help.