C16 08053 C1608053 Quantity Camper Supports Review

I used them to support the door of a large TV cabinet we built and installed on the back porch of a single family home. That big gas spring really took 80 pounds to hit. At first I tried 24lbs per swing (48lbs per set) and they weren't strong enough. The door only weighed about 30 pounds. Ease of installation. I will buy more. Closet (just in case you want to know) Width = 60" Height = 36" Depth = 11" Door Width = 58.375" Height = 34.25" Thickness = 3/4" plywood. Attach to door…

Suspa Gas Struts Two 80lb Suspa struts will not hold a 115lb flip cover open. It would have quickly come down on its own if it hadn't been caught. Luckily I had a second pair of new Suspa bars available (35 pounds lift each), so I mounted all four bars on the same cover. Now it opens easily, stays on its own and closes effortlessly. It would be nice if the Suspa website or instructions indicated that rack lifting power should be used in custom projects; and a description of the relative…

I have a used 1995 Chevy pickup and the tonneau cover dampers have been completely removed. I took the old number and looked it up on Revane. As heavy as the cover was (I propped it up with a 2"x 4") section, I was skeptical the shocks could handle that much weight. I looked at the photos of the end brackets and straightened the existing ones with pliers. When they arrived I went to install them. I thought I might have to remove the mounts but was pleasantly surprised to find that they popped…

Some reviews indicate they had to add extra spacers to raise the door/box/bed roof. Looking at their photos I see they are installed upside down. Here's the ticket: Install the gas end at the swivel and the tip. Open the door/lid where you want it to open fully. Install a 10mm top bracket 6-8 inches from the end of the door/top hinge. Install the gas end of the strut onto the 10mm ball of the top bracket. Then attach the bottom bracket to the base (drawer/bed) where the other end of the rack…