Attwood
Attwood SpringLift Series Gas Springs
Attwood SpringLift Series Gas Springs
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ATT-SL31405 -- 7.5 inch extended/ 40 lbsATT-SL1205 -10 inch extended/20lbs Blade EndATT-SL2405 -15 inch extended/40lbs Blade EndATT-SL33605 -- 15 inch extended/ 60 lbsATT-SL36205 -- 17.2 inch extended/ 20 lbsATT-SL36905 -- 17.2 inch extended/ 90 lbsATT-SL34205 -- 20 inch extended/ 20 lbsATT-SL34305 -- 20 inch extended/ 30 lbsATT-SL34605 -- 20 inch extended/ 60 lbsATT-SL34905-5 -- 20 inch extended/ 90 lbs
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Product Details
Attwood SpringLift gas springs are used to lift, hold, open, and lower hatches, covers, lids, and doors with smooth operation. They are designed for industrial use and can handle any marine application. SpringLift gas springs can be used on boats, RVs, campers, and anywhere else industrial strength gas springs are needed.
Tech Specs
| Item Number | Extended Length | Compressed Length | Stroke Length | Standard Output Force | End Fitting Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATT-SL34905 | 20 inches | 12 inches | 8 inches | 90 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL34205 | 20 inches | 12 inches | 8 inches | 20 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL34305 | 20 inches | 12 inches | 8 inches | 30 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL34605 | 20 inches | 12 inches | 8 inches | 60 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL36205 | 17.2 inches | 10.2 inches | 7 inches | 20 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL36905 | 17.2 inches | 10.2 inches | 7 inches | 90 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL1205 | 10 inches | 7 inches | 3 inches | 20 pounds | 10mm Diameter Blade |
| ATT-SL2405 | 15 inches | 9.5 inches | 5.5 inches | 40 pounds | 10mm Diameter Blade |
| ATT-SL33605 | 15 inches | 9.5 inches | 5.5 inches | 60 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
| ATT-SL31405 | 7.5 inches | 5.25 inches | 2.25 inches | 40 pounds | 10mm Socket-Composite |
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WARNING: These products may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Kingman, AZ
5 out of 5 stars.
It was an exact replacement for my old one - works great
9 years ago
It was an exact replacement for my old one - works great to keep my boat battery hatch open.
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Tennessee
5 out of 5 stars.
Gas Springs
9 years ago
Nice product good price...they work fine but make sure to get the correct pressure rating or you can break the area it is attached to.
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Shaker Heights Ohio
5 out of 5 stars.
Perfect fit
9 years ago
As stated in the instructions, the item is under load; Do not attempt to compress prior to installation!
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Paramus, NJ
2 out of 5 stars.
Not enough pressure
9 years ago
Easy to use, just weighing the door to get pressure rating should work, but the 20 pound ones aren't even able to fully lift my 10lb aluminum utility body doors.
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so cal
2 out of 5 stars.
product was good
10 years ago
order early it took 13 days to get the order seems like a long time to me
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New Smyrna Beach, FL
5 out of 5 stars.
Gas Springs
10 years ago
This item was not shown in the catelog. I had purchased the wrong item, and the gentleman on the Jamestown tech line was most helpful in getting the proper item and with returning the incorrect ones I had previously ordered.
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Defiance, Ohio
5 out of 5 stars.
i would order again
11 years ago
the product i used was very easy to install and the order process was very simple and quick
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Lathrop, CA
5 out of 5 stars.
Great Bang for the buck
11 years ago
The Springlift shock replacements were fast and easy to install, the Boat lids were back to normal in no time.
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Sarnia, ON
5 out of 5 stars.
60# Gas Springs for Bilge Cover
12 years ago
The 55# rated Atwood gas springs for my engine/bilge hatch cover in my 1989 Bayliner Ciera Sunbridge were not doing the job to the point that as a safety measure I used a boat pole to ensure that the heavy cover would not come down on my head when I was working in there. Exact part replacements were no longer available. The O.A.L. of the old shock was 19-5/8"" so I hoped that the 20"" 60# shock (ATT SL34605) would be close enough to work. When I initially tried to install the new springs I could not push the stroke end down enough to pop it onto the 10mm ball (at least not without getting a finger pinched along the way) nor could I get the hatch to rise up to the 20"" O.A.L.when not under pressure. I had to think about it. A week later armed with a new 24"" clamp I compressed the gas spring the requisite amount and popped it on. The 2nd spring on the other side of the hatch went even quicker and in 10 minutes I was done. I was a little concerned that the new springs might be too powerful and the hatch would spring open, but that has not been the case. The hatch now opens easily and stays closed when down. I no longer have to be concerned about it whacking me in the noggin when I am working in there. I am very satisfied with these springs.
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Santa Barbara, Calif
5 out of 5 stars.
perfect replacement spring
12 years ago
I needed new gas springs for my trucks utility bed box lids and these were the exact same spring. The springs worked perfectly.
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Florida
4 out of 5 stars.
Gas spring/ATT-SL31405
12 years ago
Bought 2 for a small electronics box. Only used one, as it's more than adequate. Couldn't imagine 2 on this small a door. Shipping was timely.
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Littleton, NC
5 out of 5 stars.
Perfect replacement
14 years ago
Exact replacement for the rear hatch of my 23 yr old Ranger bass boat. The first one only lasted 22 years!
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Miami Springs, FL
5 out of 5 stars.
Good solid powerful product
14 years ago
Use it to support a heavy engine hatch and a to lift a bench on my boat does both with ease.Exceeded my expectations.[...]
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North East Md
5 out of 5 stars.
Great people to deal with!
15 years ago
The Poeple here are great and easy to deal with, i would shop here again. thanks Ron
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Q: null Looking for the SL36-70-1 SpringLift gas springs. 320N , 3613MA on current spring. Do you carry? If not, anything comparable? Thanks Bob
5 months ago2 Answers
A: Thank you for reaching out. The way that these work in the part number is: SL= Spring lift, 36= size range(Compressed and extended), 70= Pounds of pressure, these are the important parts of the part number. The closest we have is the SL36(same length)90-5 The pressure being 90, will make it a little tougher to compress but that is the only one we have that may work for you.
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Q: null I am looking for a direct replacement for a spring lift SL16-35 for rv basement door.
a year ago1 Answer
A: Hey there. Unfortunately we do not carry a replacement for this spring.
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Q: null Hi, I need to replace SL36-50#. Which product do you recommend?
a year ago1 Answer
A: Hey there, thank you for reaching out. I would recommend sticking with it(there should also be a designation on there after the 50 IE SL36-50-5. The closest we have at 3620 and 3690, the 50/20/90 stands for the amount of pounds of pressure, so going too far off that pressure can make the hatch not work to your liking.
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Q: null I am looking for ATT-SL34905 (20"" 90Lb) gas struts but with blade/eye ends to replace the originals on hatch covers on a Taiwanese trawler. (M8 eyes maybe?)
a year ago1 Answer
A: Sorry, just what you see on the list.
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Q: null looking for equivalent Spring Lift 13 35
2 years ago3 Answers
A: I purchased some gas springs from Jamestown Distributors and am very pleased, I wasn't sure of the weight of what I was trying to balance was , so the first two I bought were not strong enough. The next two have done the job very well. They are used on the trunk lid of my 1995 Cushman Truckster
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: null My rv outside access door Atwood strut indicates SL-14-60 it is a 12 by 20 strut. I see on the site a -1 or -5 number after the 60 number which do I need a -1 or -5? The door probably weighs about 20 lbs.
2 years ago1 Answer
A: ATT-SL34205 will be the closest the difference is the SL-14-60 has a 3/8"" end fitting and the ATT-SL34205 has a 10mm end fitting which is slightly larger but likely will fit.
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Q: null I need 2 new lifts for my truck tool box lid. The old ones are shot and have the numbers SL 10 45 printed on them. They are 10 inches from center of ball socket hole to hole and 4 inches from center to the tube. Are these still available or what new model # would be the equivalent?
3 years ago1 Answer
A: SL stands for Spring Lift. They equivalent should be ATT-SL1205 -10 inch extended/20lbs Blade End
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Hello I have an attwood springlift gas spring 8x19 20 inches and force 60 cylinder. I found on your site this reference ATT-SL34605 - 20 inch extended / 60 lbs does it correspond and my other question do you ship to France Thanks a lot
4 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes it can be shipped to France. Send an email to info@jamestowndistributors.com with your shipping information. One of our techs will verify if it matches and send you a quote.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Pick up Tool Box lid lift. The old one has the number 2831MT 0200N 062/00 A 21. Made by Attwood Corp., Lowell, Mi. 49331. What do i need to replace this.
4 years ago1 Answer
A: I believe it has 21lb pressure. You have to look at the specs on attwood site for one that has the same extended length and 21 lb pressure.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Currently, I have two ""Spring Lyfts"", model SL3-20 I believe. They're not keeping the master cabin bed (aft section) open when used. Exact number on the shaft is; 3506MZ 0100N 097/03. Which model strut replaces this one and should I go with a higher pressure one to ensure the locker opens easier and bed stays up while we're in the storage space?
4 years ago1 Answer
A: I always use the stronger ones when inam replacing unless you can find the EXACT one you are replacing and you love the lift and hold. Also spend the extra for SS. I am on the great lakes and still the regukara ones rust a bit. Can only imAgine a salty boat Michael E. Chesler The Carlisle Block Building c.1895 | Chillicothe, Ohio 2016 Winner: Best Commercial Rehabilitation in Ohio THE CHESLER GROUP, INC. | P.O. Box 23249 | Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022< x-apple-data-detectors://1/1> Office:***.****< tel:(216)%20431-9100> | Direct:***.****< tel:(216)%20536-9700> www.cheslergroup.com< http://www.cheslergroup.com/> ?
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