A pair of Allegro front units received yesterday, recharged, tested, packed and ready to return to the customer on Tuesday after the bank holiday. www.hydrosuspension.com

A set of Maxi Hydragas units supplied from our stocks on an exchange basis, recharged and tested. We have stocks of units for most Hydragas and Hydrolastic cars ready for immediate despatch. We always refund the surcharge promptly when we receive the existing units back as long as the are in a condition where they can be recharged.

The remanufactured fluid diaphragms have arrived for the Allegro, Maxi and Princess type displacers. We already have one of the crimping tools and the presses are installed. We are just awaiting the forming tool which is currently under manufacture and the outer cover diaphragms. Once these have arrived we will be able to put leaking displacers back into service, this will secure the future of Hydragas suspension meaning the supply of units will never run out. When the need arises we will roll this out to Rover 100, Metro and MGF units but at the moment we have adequate stocks of these. By supporting us here at Hydragas and Hydrolastic Service Ltd you are safeguarding the future of this unique suspension. www.hahsltd.co.uk

We have already taken delivery of one of the tools, the other tooling and diaphragms are on order and the presses are already installed for the re-crimping of the scarcer Allegro, Maxi, Princess and Ambassador Hydragas units following fluid diaphragm replacements, this will future proof the suspension for these cars by returning failed units back in to service.

This we be rolled out to for the MGF and Metro Hydragas units when the need arises

We are currently in the process of organising payments that can be made through the website, this will be live shortly but in the meantime feel free to give us a call. We accept card payments, bank transfer and PayPal in addition to the upcoming website payments

We’re passionate about Hydragas and Hydrolastic cars, and you can imagine just how excited we were when Danny Hopkins, from Practical Classics (PC), gave us a call and said he wanted to come over and see us.

Never one to turn down an opportunity to talk to a fellow enthusiast, we were delighted to throw open the doors of our workshop, and tell him (and now you) more about us, and what we do.

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