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Jr Products Drawer Slide Socket Set C" Shape - 70735 - 342-70735F1
This drawer socket can be identified by looking at its opening where it resembles a larger "C" shape. It is an adjustable socket for a universal application. Includes mounting screws. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Dust Plug For City Water Check Valve - 62105 - 342-62105F1
Universal, fits most city water fills Constructed of flexible 100% rubberFits Part #62115, 62125, 62135, 62145, 62155, 62165, 62175, 62185
Jr Products Efps130 Replacement Gas Spring End Fitting W/Snap-On Cap - Ef-Ps130 - 342-Efps130F1
Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Efps30 Replacement Gas Spring End Fitting W/Steel Spring - Ef-Ps30 - 342-Efps30F1
Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Efps90A Replacement Gas Spring Angled End Fitting - Ef-Ps90A - 342-Efps90Af1
Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Elastic Sew-In Curtain Carrier - 81275 - 342-81275F1
Type C Curtain Carrier. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products End Mount Trigger Latch For Rv Compartment Door - 10935 - 342-10935F1
High quality steel provides both security and durability. Replacement for any latch of the same configuration and basic size. Most commonly connected to a center mount operator assembly, using specially designed rods or with universal adjustable cables. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products End Mount Trigger Latch For Rv Compartment Door - 10945 - 342-10945F1
High quality steel provides both security and durability. Replacement for any latch of the same configuration and basic size. Most commonly connected to a center mount operator assembly, using specially designed rods or with universal adjustable cables. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products End Stop - Type D - 81385 - 342-81385F1
For use with track Type "D". Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Exterior Tv Jack - 47755 - 342-47755F1
This unit comes with a 75 ohm F-Style connector and a flip-up door that stays open for easier access. It is constructed of durable polypropylene for a long life. Cutout Dim: 0.500" x 0.500"Outside Dim: 2.062" x 2.062"
Jr Products Fabric-To-Fabric Snap Kit, 6/Pk - 81575 - 342-81575F1
These units are used to add a snap attachment to any fabrics such as tarps, awning material or curtains. Use part #81565 tool kit to install. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Fabric-To-Wall Snap Kit, 6/Pk - 81585 - 342-81585F1
These units are used to add a snap attachment to any fabric or material where they are fastened to a wall or solid structure such as screen rooms, interior curtains, or security straps. Use Part #81565 tool kit to install. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Female Flare To Mpt Connector - 07-30225 - 342-0730225F1
3/8" Female Flare to 1/4" MPT Used to connect two LP Hoses or fittingsNot for potable water use (contains lead)
Jr Products Folding Shelf Bracket, White - 20725 - 342-20725F1
Sturdy support for any type of fold down shelf Supports up to 50 lbs.Lifetime warranty
Jr Products Free Swing Flush Mount Hinge, Satin Nickel - 70655 - 342-70655F1
Free swing cabinet door hinges are universal replacements for any flush mount application. Includes mounting screws. Lifetime warranty.
Jr Products Fx2K Pressurepro Fx Tpms, 2 Wheel Kit - Fx2K - 342-Fx2Kf1
The first TPMS designed specifically for towables, PULSE FX delivers PressurePro's first BYOD based system, arming users with market leading tire performance management at never-before-seen value. Allowing users to leverage existing smart devices to display real time readings and alerts directly through the free, PressurePro app, FX gives users: 24/7 tire performance monitoringFive unique alerts including Tire Pressure and Tire TemperaturePush notifications and FX warning lightUnit is sealed, and can be fully submerged in waterAbility to monitor up to 40 tiresVehicle naming and storage for easy monitoring of multiple trailersFully adjustable vehicle layout and displayFully customizable baseline and alerts KIT INCLUDES:PULSE FX DeviceDynamic Standard SensorsPULSE Fixed End Power CablePULSE Dipole AntennaFX Hook & Loop Mounting Pads
Jr Products Fx4K Pressurepro Fx Tpms, 4 Wheel Kit - Fx4K - 342-Fx4Kf1
The first TPMS designed specifically for towables, PULSE FX delivers PressurePro's first BYOD based system, arming users with market leading tire performance management at never-before-seen value. Allowing users to leverage existing smart devices to display real time readings and alerts directly through the free, PressurePro app, FX gives users: 24/7 tire performance monitoringFive unique alerts including Tire Pressure and Tire TemperaturePush notifications and FX warning lightUnit is sealed, and can be fully submerged in waterAbility to monitor up to 40 tiresVehicle naming and storage for easy monitoring of multiple trailersFully adjustable vehicle layout and displayFully customizable baseline and alerts KIT INCLUDES:PULSE FX DeviceDynamic Standard SensorsPULSE Fixed End Power CablePULSE Dipole AntennaFX Hook & Loop Mounting Pads
Jr Products Gfci Electrical Outlet, White - 15005 - 342-15005F1
UL/cUL approved
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2125-90 - 342-Gsni212590F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2200-90 - 342-Gsni220090F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2300-100 - 342-Gsni2300100F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2300-120 - 342-Gsni2300120F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2300-150 - 342-Gsni2300150F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2300-80 - 342-Gsni230080F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
Jr Products Hardline Black Nitride Shaft Gas Spring - Gsni-2300-90 - 342-Gsni230090F1
Combines all the proven reliability you've come to expect from an SPD Gas Spring along with the added feature of a nitride shaft. The GSNI Gas Spring incorporates a strong annealed steel rod with a Nitride coating for added corrosion resistance, especially when used with the all composite PS130 end fitting. This gas spring is an ideal choice where exceptional quality, combined with an overall black appearance, are important for your application. GAS SPRING FIT AND SELECTIONIf you already have a gas spring installed, selecting a replacement can be as simple as A-B-C. A. Measure the extended length from center mounting hole to center mounting hole (see "A" in diagram). B. Measure the amount of piston that is exposed while extended. This is called the stroke of the gas spring. (see "C" in diagram). C. Find the extended length that is the closest to your current unit. Then use either the stroke measurement or subtract the stroke from extended and select the compressed sizes that are closest to your current spring.(The measurements do not have to be exact but the closer you can match the original the easier it will be to install.) SELECTING THE FORCE - If your current spring has a stamped label, the force should be listed within that number. Usually, the last two digits or followed by the letter N which is Newtons. One pound equals 4.4482 Newtons. This is the pounds of force being exerted to open or hold open the door or platform. It does not equal the weight of the item being lifted. Trial and error is not the best way to find that number.
