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That’s pretty clever, yet so simple! I’ll try that :)

Thanks! You may have saved me some bruises!!

Thanks buddy! Although I’m based in the UK, so a bit far away :) Tbh, my folks aren’t long enough for me to justify auto drain..

Thanks for showing me the photo. Yeah I can see those - they’ve got clamps on them, too :) Auto drains would be nice, but they’re pricey! What compressor have you got in that pic? You mentioned a good point. When you’re draining into the bottle, you can’t see the fluid leaving the hose. So do...

Thanks bud, I’ll do that. So do you just crack it open a little bit until fluid stops exiting, then open it up more? (As opposed to just opening it more straight away?

Thanks rjack321, that makes sense. I’d never thought about that, but I think you’ve saved me making a mess in a container. Do you know what size inner diameter hose you would need for the 6mm barb connecter on the drains? Would I also need to use a jubilee/pipe clamp to keep it in position...

Now that is a neat set up! Looks slick and I love the Coltri blue :) If that’s what you’re draining into, what is the wire wool and cloth there for? How have you connected the hose to the bleed valve? I’d be grateful if you have any photos! Cheers :)

Thanks KWS - really appreciate you taking the time to help me. I’d ideally like to avoid changing the bleed valves, if possible. If I slip a hose over the barb fitting, could I clamp it using a jubilee/pipe clamp, or would that risk damaging the end of the bleed valve? If so, would silicone...

Hey everyone I’m new here, although I’ve been lurking for a while. I have a Daystate Type 2 compressor, which is a Coltri MCH-6 Compact, but not as wide - there’s just little space between the motor and the side of the cage. Made by Coltri, but with Daystate’s branding on the cage. I’ve...