Wondering if anyone can recommend a good place or service for repairing or
replacing a hydraulic cylinder/ram and what price I should expect to pay?
I'm in the St Pete FL area.
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Wondering if anyone can recommend a good place or service for repairing or
replacing a hydraulic cylinder/ram and what price I should expect to pay?
I'm in the St Pete FL area.
Thanks, DBH4452
Just replaced my rear leveling jack on a 2011 Adventurer. Had to wait 8 months for the part and phone calls to HWH owner. Cost $660 plus install by local HWH rep. Took 1 hour to install. Parts shortage is the biggest problem as the rep said some parts are on back order for 1 year. Live in Phoenix AZ. Good luck.
You might check with a local hydraulic repair shop to see about rebuilding the jack. Might be a lot quicker and less expensive.
Ken
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Forum member ASUPERHEAT on 6/28/15 said he had his repaired by P&H in Jacksonville, Fl. I think someone else on this site said ESECO in Camden, De. also repairs them.
35 ft Winnie Adventurer - jack repair
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