HORRIBLE! If I could choose quality lower than poor I would...took my piston for my dump trailer in to have the seals fixed it was working great just leaking and when I got the part back the leak was fixed but it will no longer lift my trailer to dump so I called the guy to see what he thought and he chose to laugh at me and say for another 800+ he could fix it...DO NOT GO HERE!
I'm happy to have found this place! Much better than driving to Phoenix, plus they have great service! They not only got me setup with the proper seals but took the time to make sure they fit!
This place is great staff is very very nice and will to help you out
Great customer service,good prices and a nice upbeat work environment. Willing to travel the distance for all future projects.
Similar to the other review. We had our steering hydraulics 100% rebuilt by them in June 2016. Now July 2017 they are "pouring" fluid out!! Told they were not under warranty, which i could understand if it was the seals they can go bad time to time- BUT got the call and was told they needed to be COMPLETELY rebuilt, pistons rezoned, cylinders redone, etc. 900 and change in 2016 NOW over $1000 estimate. Owner refused to discuss that there is no way all of this could possibly be correct since they were done last year and are steering piston-NOT digging hydraulics! I called back you get a break down on parts and the pricing and got told this was becoming a pain in his ass and then he refused to send me the quote review! Im sure if i had just said ol mo problem when he called with estimate (verses going to pick them up and question them) he would have repaired and taken my money.... BE WARE THESE GUYS ARE CROOKS!!! Find another source------
I had an oddball cylinder that nobody in the valley seemed to have parts for. At first Mike told me no dice, but kept looking for other possible solutions. Ended up finding all the seals and o rings to get it rebuilt. Thank you for taking the extra time to help me out. Excellent customer service! Saved my customers from having to buy a new set of cylinders at a price of $750.
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