Estate tailgate struts - anyone got a source?
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KevR
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Estate tailgate struts - anyone got a source?
Or a reference to something from another model that will fit (preferably something a bit more robust). Mine are definitely on the way out and it's only a matter of time before the tailgate clouts me on the head.
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In the current climate I wouldn't hold them to next day delivery though.
They also do a walk in re-gas service of your own struts if you live loacally, Mathew?
In the current climate I wouldn't hold them to next day delivery though.
They also do a walk in re-gas service of your own struts if you live loacally, Mathew?
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there is some serious kit on that site ... i like the idea of having an 'enforcer' for those stubbon jobs..
http://www.sgs-engineering.com/shop/ran ... sal-puller
or how about a mechanical backup if your hydraulic pump goes... http://www.sgs-engineering.com/shop/cat ... hand-pumps
http://www.sgs-engineering.com/shop/ran ... sal-puller
or how about a mechanical backup if your hydraulic pump goes... http://www.sgs-engineering.com/shop/cat ... hand-pumps
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That's great - thanks. I like the fact they can re-gas them to be a bit stiffer, too. I've got a couple of spares, and I'm occasionally not too far from Derby, so it's got to be worth a go.Defender110 wrote:http://www.sgs-engineering.com/pages/st ... n/range/BX
In the current climate I wouldn't hold them to next day delivery though.
They also do a walk in re-gas service of your own strutts if you live loacally, Mathew?
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