20 inch 60 lbs Strut C16-21950 Gas Shock C1621950 20" /267N Spring for Camper Shell Tanning Bed Storage RV Door Truck Bed Cover TV Cabinet Shed Window by PAMAGOO

Fit perfectly, easy to install, just snapped in. Used on RV under bed storage area, had 80lb struts, was hard to lift up, used these 120lb structs, what a difference, easy to lift and close. My wife loves the difference, no more struggle for her. Struts are well packaged and appear to be well made. Great item for the price

Awesome. We got these to replace the extension arms under the bed on our 5th wheel. What a difference these new ones make. I can easily lift up the bed and have the bed actually stay in place, without injuring my shoulders trying to hold it up like the original ones. Get these. They’re easy to install and work like a charm. Save your shoulders.

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.

Used these on RV doors. Works very well

Used these for my awning project. They work great and hold up the awning without tent poles. Great price for the value. I also ordered a pair to replace another pair. Super simple to install.

We are using the ram for our camper door and it works very well.

Installed on tanning bed and it woks perfect!

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.