I can’t believe McMaster won’t ship to Canada. Try lapdist:
The primary goal of PE should be to make your penis as healthy as possible in both form and function. If you do that, increased size will follow.
gprent
Lap pump = harbor freight tools pump
BT1585
Finally solved my problem. For anyone in Canada trying to get the hose to 1/8 tube quick disconnect, you can purchase directly from the manufacturer. They ship to Canada but expect some small fee on delivery. http://www.cpcw orldwide.com/Pr … ct=149#products
nonono
Originally Posted by scott_home
Just to want to share good deals with my fellow PEers. I got a vaccum pump from harbor freight tools. IMO, it is identical to the one from LAP. It costs me only $25 + tax. Its formal usage is for bleeding brakes. Why pay so much for a pump?
I just want to rez this, as when I was at the last minute of my pumping session last night, the pump part broke somehow when pumping -.-
Did a nice quick search for pump parts and this definitely saved me some time and frustration and prolly money too!
Just look up “Brake Bleeder and Vacuum Pump Kit” as this was the part that broke from my pump.
MasterVacc
Disclaimer: Post is for entertainment purposes only. Zero liability past, present, future. Brass automotive vacuum pump with grips works fine. A name brand manufacturer tells what lube to use for the vacuum piston. A little research is good.
Titleist
Stop with the disclaimer!
Started 7.75x5.75
Currently: 9.75bpX6.75eg My Picture Thread
Goal:10.0bpX7.25mseg Building a thicker unit, click by click, pump by pump, jelq by jelq!
thuds
I assume this doesn’t work as a pressurized water pump. Id like to go back to water pumping but in general its too expensive, is there a product similar to this or maybe an adaptor or something that could facilitate?
Restarting Muh Gains, may brodin guide my cock.
32quarters
Originally Posted by thuds
I assume this doesn’t work as a pressurized water pump. Id like to go back to water pumping but in general its too expensive, is there a product similar to this or maybe an adaptor or something that could facilitate?
It can be used with water if you add in the fluid catch reservoir (cup) in the line between the cylinder and the pump. Basically just set it up like you are bleeding car brakes. Instead of capturing the brake fluid, the catch reservoir is in place to catch any water and prevent it from continuing to the pump. The Harbor Freight kit has the necessary pieces included.
Initial: 7” BPEL; 6” NBPEL; 5.25” - 5.5” MEG
Current: 7-7/8” BPEL; 7-3/8” NBPEL; 8.5” BPFSL; 6.5” MEG; 6”x5” Flaccid.
Goal: Improved/consistent EQ while managing ED. Secondary: maintain current stats.
thuds
Thanks I’ll look up how to set that up
Restarting Muh Gains, may brodin guide my cock.
WVBear
Pic Of Your Contraction?
Originally Posted by irishpride
OK, I just bought the brake bleeder at Harbor Freight for $33 and went over to the fish store ant got a 1 5/8 X 9 tank cleaner for $9.50. The other one was to big at 2 X 10. It came with every thing I needed. I went to the bike store and bought an iner tube for $4.99. It has been 30 minutes and I can now say that my dick is hanging very heavy. I did a new pumper thing and pumped it at 10Hg for 12 min. I should be sticking at 7 Hg even thought 10 Hg does not hurt. My member is at 7.25 inside the tube at 7 Hg. I can get it to 7.5 with more pressure but may start to do more harm than good. I’m going to do another session later tonight and then jump in my hot tub for a few.
Hey bro! Can you post a pic or a short clip of the contraction you built? I’m new at this and have no idea how this works to begin with LOL. Also, at the opening of the tube, do you put like some padding or something for comfort ? Thanks bro!
thelonggame
Originally Posted by scott_home
Just to want to share good deals with my fellow PEers. I got a vaccum pump from harbor freight tools. IMO, it is identical to the one from LAP. It costs me only $25 + tax. Its formal usage is for bleeding brakes. Why pay so much for a pump?
Slightly OT maybe. But I see these early posts and I wonder. Were pumps essentially home rigged in the early days? Were they cost prohibitive?
Start: BPEL: 7” MSEG: 5" | Current: BPEL: 8.25” MSEG: 5.75" | Goal: BPEL: 8.5” MSEG: 6"
1st Goal: 7.5" x 5.5" | Achieved: 01/15/2021 | 2nd Goal: 8.25 x 5.75 | Achieved: 05/19/2021
Progress Pics: Road to 8x6 | My Log: Daros PE Notes and Progress Reports | Routine: Hanging with FIRe
mechamann
'Fixing' a brake bleeder pump
I’ve had a couple of these pumps go bad on me, one because water go into it (my fault) but another just.. Went bad. Leaky. I was thinking about buying another one, but hesitated .. Just annoyed about spending more money. Since it was just the pump part that was leaky, I found a work-around.
I had an old release valve from a novelty pump purchased years ago; it was a push button one way valve, so I spliced it into my vacuum line, and it holds pretty well, but a side effect I noted was that the pump would pull, but not hold vacuum before, but now it would release very slowly.. So it fits my uses for pumping now as therapy for ED (prevention). Might help someone else who can’t/doesn’t want to buy another pump!
jcardoc
I use a vacuum pump for evacuating automotive air conditioners.
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