Hi, where did you please get the stickers?Cooksport is the way forward with the damper rebuilds, BG are barmy on price. Cooksport charge £120 + vat each for the rebuild then £50 each if you want re finish with powder coat. Ok you don’t get the stickers but they are on here for about £15 if you want them
I paid £850 which included a new shaft on one and a fluid reservoir on the other.What was the going rate for them these days?
Hi, where did you please get the stickers?
I stand corrected but BG are the only company that can get hold of genuine Sachs components. I recon Cooksport and others have to go them for parts on jobs that require more than seals and a paint job.Cooksport did get back in the end-
'We can refurbish the Sachs dampers. They are £112.50+VAT each to service and powder coating is £50+VAT each. The turnaround time is a couple of weeks, due to the coating. As you rightly say repairs are case by case, but parts are now very difficult to get, as such, we don’t take on repair jobs. If they are bent, broken, rusted shafts, or rusted out bodies, it's not for us. The seals are cornering force seal kits that we use.'
Sounds good if you're confident of a re-seal only but might be a bit of a faff if repairs only became apparent after disassembly.
Cooksport did get back in the end-
'We can refurbish the Sachs dampers. They are £112.50+VAT each to service and powder coating is £50+VAT each. The turnaround time is a couple of weeks, due to the coating. As you rightly say repairs are case by case, but parts are now very difficult to get, as such, we don’t take on repair jobs. If they are bent, broken, rusted shafts, or rusted out bodies, it's not for us. The seals are cornering force seal kits that we use.'
Sounds good if you're confident of a re-seal only but might be a bit of a faff if repairs only became apparent after disassembly.