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I use to have a MightyVac pressure bleeder that you filled with fluid, had a hand pump on the lid, pressurized the bottle and forced the fluid either through the master or revered through the wheel cylinders (or clutch slaves and what nots). The kit came with a bunch of adapters that fit inside the the tubing and snapped onto a variety of bleeders.
I left fluid in the bottle too long though and ruined the rubber check valve in it

I picked up a Phonex Systems bleeder from Summit that does one man pressure or reverse bleeding but have not tried it yet. It also came with the fitting adapters.
Or you can get for around $5.00 from Summit (or where ever) a perfomance tools bleeder bottle (with a few adapters). Its got a magnetic hanger and you put some fluid in the bottle so when you press on the pedal it pushes the fluid out the bleeder and when you release it draws fluid and not air up through the hose in the bottle.
A glass bottle and a length of hose also does the one man bleeder trick.
At times I have had the best luck with reverse bleeding and then let the fluid gravity bleed for a few seconds before closing the bleeder screw.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PSL-2004/
This is what I currently have. It is Phoenix System's least expensive. It does reverse (pressure) or suction bleeding by just placing the hose on either end. I have not tried mine yet. I have used their more expensive version ($300+/-) made with a metal body (and the all imporant blow molded case!) and it worked well. I just hope the cheaper plastic version holds up for the weekend warrior type use.

I also have one of these,
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WMR-W80625/
Its just the simple bottle you put some fluid in, connect the hose to the bleeder, open the bleeder and pump the pedal. The fluid comes out of the bleeder into the bottle that has some fluid, then when you relese the pedal it draws fluid up instead of air. Simple one man job. Watched my brother bleed VW brakes with a coke bottle this way.


I cannot find the old MityVac tool that I used. It looked something like this,

http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-Fluid-Transfer-Hand-Pump/dp/B001GOQJLS/ref=sr_1_27?ie=UTF8&qid=1332729319&sr=8-27
It was a like a half gallon bottle that you put the fluid in, hand pump on the lid and a trigger to control the flow. I don't think they make it any longer as after mine went bad I searched and searched.
What I did find this time while searching is a rebuild kit with the part that went bad.... and I threw mine out... FUDGE!