C16-08053 Gas Struts 20 Inch 80 Lbs Prop, ml34-80 20" Springlift Gas Springs for RV Queen Tanning Bed Murphy Bed, Tonneau Cover RV Door Gas Shocks Lift Lid, 2 Pack

New struts work perfectly 👌

Item matched description. Struts well contained with strap keeping them collapsed. Installed on main RV entry door with ease. Door now opens well and quickly like new. Old strut was getting very tired and slow opening

Good quality. Delivered promptly

These do NOT fit in the original holes however, I have a drill to enlarge the holes to the correct size without compromising the strength of the arms. Now these work perfectly.

We have a 5th wheel, and the struts that allows our masterbed to be lifted with ease, have been shot.My husband ordered these 150# struts to replace our current 80#. This made all the difference when it comes es to lifting the ned to store items beneath it.The struts fit easily, were super easy to install, they hold in place way better than I expected. I'm actually able to lifting the bed up now, by myself, and keep it in place as I am putting the items in the storage area. I do have to use 1 arm to keep up the bed, but it's unbelievable that I am able to do this by myself.I'm pretty thrilled that my husband found these, bought these, and installed them in a very short amount of time. I absolutely recommend them for any strut need that you have.

Works very well on holding. Heavy RV bed up to gain access to storage underneath. No more worries!

These were perfect replacement struts for my rolling tool cart that was gifted to me which already had completely worn out struts where the lid would fall with the slightest movement. Thanks again Amazon for another flawless transaction!

Ordered 5 pairs of two’s ten struts total to replace worn out struts on my rv underneath storage doors. . They work fine and were the right size. The way they are strapped is the problem. All the holes that you push on to the the door attachments should face the same way. Five of them faced opposite each other. Since they are strapped under 80 lbs of pressure you can’t turn them very easily. I managed to turn 2 of them but 3of them had the straps covering the holes. Nothing I could do there but cut the strap and release them. Then I took a small rachet strap and recompressed them. You cannot just compress them by hand. That was a pain in the ass. No reason for it except poor quality control.