Vepagoo Gas Struts 15 Inch 67Lb/300N Shocks for Heavy Lid, RV Bed Lift Kit for Toolbox RV Bed and Hydraulic Cabinet Door Absorber, Heavy Duty Lift Support for Toy Lid and DIY, 2pcs (1pair)

We added these to our bed in our airstream for better access to under the bed storage. Perfect for what we needed.

Good value. Nice struts, actually have metal ends. They are stronger than advertised. I would recommend going a little lighter than you expect to need.

It took a while, but finally got one of these struts to work for my home-made utility box with a heavy lid. I bought a set of 45lb rated struts for my 47lb lid. After mounting them on both sides of the box, I realized that EACH strut is rated at 45lb, not combined. Did not see that in the description or instructions. I probably should have bought a set of 25lb struts (=50lbs of force).For my application, one will do the job, however the brackets flex due to the force placed on one strut only.Following the instructions for mounting was easy, but required some experimenting for final positioning of the brackets.Pros:Great price!Appear to be well built struts.Instructions for position calculating were easy to follow.Cons:Need to experiment for final bracket position.Brackets flex when working with heavy weights.

Used on the hood of a Branson 2515 tractor and they work great

Yes they worked perfect !! They can left a heavy door

I bought a pair of these for a deck box as part of a DIY project. The lid is quite heavy so I bought two 15' 67lb struts. They are well built but my result was that two cylinders were too strong for my lid: it would jump up and was too hard to close. I ended up using just one and it works ok so far. The package included some instruction but it is badly written and confusing, basically useless. I also had to go buy screws as the set does not include any hardware other than brackets. I'd say be careful selecting the appropriate strength and size, and be prepared to watch some instruction online before you can get it right.

The media could not be loaded. I replaced the stock springs on my hood due to not closing properly, new hood springs are 50 bucks a piece, I decided to order threw trial an error found the 67 lb. adequate to lift and hold hood without out force and smooth operation, beats 135.00 kits else wear for 25.00 bucks.

both came jammed at full extension, no matter what I tried they could not be closed.