After bench-bleeding the master cylinder, then just gravity bleed the system. With the M715, the master cylinder is high enough, that I gravity bled mine just fine. Just open the bleeder screws at all four wheels and keep the master cylinder full, until straight fluid runs at all four wheels.
The vacuum bleeders work OK, but I find that they won't always pull enough to get all the air because its next to impossible to seal the threads around the bleeder screw when its loose enough to allow fluid flow.
You can also make a pressure bleeder out of a pump-up sprayer like used for applying chemicals to the yard. You'd have to make an adapter for the top of the master cylinder too.
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