Howdy crabjoe. I bought the drill pump at lowes. I used a 5 gallon bucket to pour the wwf in cut a cheap hose in the lengths I wanted got a couple hose ends one male one female. Used a standard 3/8 drill. Parked my tractor so the valve stem was at the 12 oclock position. Then jacked up the back of the tractor and supported it with jack stands so the rears were off the ground. Removed the valve stem and let the air out hooked up the adapter hook up the hose and started pumping the fluid in the tire after 5 gallons of wwf I would turn off the drill and disconnet the hose, the adapter had a bleed valve but wouldn't bleed the air fast enough and it shoved all the fluid out of the hose and pump back into the bucket, to bleed the air out of the hose. After 10 gallon I would pump a couple gallons then I would bleed it again till wwf started coming back out of the tire. When that happened I would let it drain then put in valve stem and inflated to recommended tire pressure. Worked like a charm after I figured out the bleed didn't work fast enough.