Replacement Lift Cylinder Strut For UWS Toolboxes

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I need a LT08-19 strut for my tool box on my car trailer do you have this part or know where to find it?? Thank you

asked by: Jeff E

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While we do not carry the LT08-19 strut, the closest thing we have is the Replacement Lift Cylinder for UWS Toolboxes # UWSLIFTCYLIND which uses UWS 10-mm Ball Stud # UWSBALLSTUD. I'm not sure if this will work for you but here are some specs that you can compare to your toolbox:
-Length of lift cylinder: 11"
-Length from ball socket center to ball socket center: 10"
-Length of lift cylinder retracted: 7"

If this does not look like a match for your toolbox then you will want to get ahold of the toolbox manufacturer to track down the correct strut.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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LT08-19 Strut For ToolBox
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Answer 1

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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