How to Measure for Replacement Lift Cylinder on Tool Box

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Hello had a question for my toolbox, I bought it use to need to replace the shock strut. How I do measure the strut type? Is it when it close or open ?

asked by: Alan

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The Replacement Lift Cylinder # UWSLIFTCYLIND referenced in your question measures 10 inches from ball socket center to ball socket center when it is compressed. You will want to measure your existing lift cylinder when it is compressed to see if it matches the dimension on this replacement unit. Also note that this particular cylinder has a 45 pound weight capacity and is designed for UWS toolboxes with heavy-duty, gas lifts.

This is the only replacement toolbox lift cylinder we currently have available. I have also attached a link that will take you to our selection of other replacement parts for truck toolboxes that you can look through if needed.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

The holes of the Replacement Black UWS Logo Badge #UWS99FR are 3/16 inch so going with rivets that diameter or slightly smaller would work well.

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Since you have a UWS tool box the only solution we have for a replacement shock/lift cylinder is the part #UWSLIFTCYLIND. We can't recommend a way to convert a DeeZee shock to fit a UWS tool box like you have.

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Answer 9

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