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Posted by Jim on October 26, 2009, 4:57 pm
On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:35:35 -0700, Smitty Two wrote:
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>> My 16 year old steel basement entry door uses two gas springs to hold
>> it open. SPD-2300-12
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>> Time has come to replace the springs as they no longer do the job
>> intended. My question is are gas springs a standardized product?
>> Namely is a 2300-120 from one supplier a match to a 2300-120 of
>> another?
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> I've replaced three pairs of these over the years on various car
> hoods/hatchbacks and just matched the numbers at the auto parts store
> without regard to manufacturer. So I believe the answer to your question
> is "yes."
Thanks. That helps to answer where to find these things. So far I've
found RV dealers online to have a fair selection.
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>> My 16 year old steel basement entry door uses two gas springs to hold
>> it open. SPD-2300-12
>>
>> Time has come to replace the springs as they no longer do the job
>> intended. My question is are gas springs a standardized product?
>> Namely is a 2300-120 from one supplier a match to a 2300-120 of
>> another?
>
> I've replaced three pairs of these over the years on various car
> hoods/hatchbacks and just matched the numbers at the auto parts store
> without regard to manufacturer. So I believe the answer to your question
> is "yes."