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JR Products RV Door Parts - Gas Shock - 372-5150-60 Review

Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a look at this JR Products 15 inch long gas shock. Now this is a nice, quick and easy replacement for any worn or broken gas shock you may have. This will replace a gas shock on multiple applications, like an RV or trailer door, storage compartment doors, truck bed covers, or even fold down camper beds. It is designed with a… see more >

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