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Hi All,

Wanted to get some thoughts on vented cylinder recommendations, I saw a thread on unvented recommendations and not sure it was very conclusive. I've been doing a fair bit of research and cant work out the best route, I started looking at RM Cylinders as that's the one I'm replacing but also started to look at Telford and Gledhill.

I see that RM comes with 2 year warranty, Telford and Gledhill 10 year, but I dont even really know whether they're worth the paper they're written on.

What are your thoughts, recommendations? What others have I missed?

Cheers
 

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