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Time for new hydraulic cylinders and recommendation on company to repa

E Kap
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Well after having to refill my hydraulic fluid for my cabriolet top every month, I decided to finally give in and have it repaired properly. I called Ziggy at Cabriolet Hydraulics in Bradenton, Florida and was very impressed. He repairs used cylinders and guarantee's them for 3 years. I drove to his company and had him install hydraulic cylinders on both the right and left side. Took about 2.5 hours. Works great and now I don't have to worry about my fluid running low again. The price was reasonable and he seemed like a very knowledgeable person. I would not hesitate to recommend him if you are looking for hydraulic cylinders at a fair price. If anyone is interested, his web site is www.cabriolethydraulics.com.

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