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[spencertron]

So I scored a norcold mrft 60 for cheap on craigslist and I'm planning on making a tilt-down fridge slide (like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMMLfhmN9WY). I want to buy some struts to assist the weight of the fridge but I have a question and I can not for the life of me find the answer anywhere on line. When there's a lb rating on a strut (say, 100lbs) is that rating per STRUT or per PAIR of struts???

http://www.amazon.com/SUSPA®-Spring-Strut-Shock-C16-08054/dp/B0041EBSX4/?tag=ihco-20

if anyone could tell me the answer that would be awesome. thanks.

 

[rusty_tlc]

Random Answer.

Gravitational pull is inversely proportional to the square of distance between two objects in free space.










































The rating is per strut.

 

[spencertron]

thanks rusty_tlc! Not sure what I should do with the first part, but thanks

 

[rusty_tlc]

thanks rusty_tlc! Not sure what I should do with the first part, but thanks

It's pretty important if you find yourself mining in the asteroid belt.

 

[spencertron]

i'll be sure to forward the information to the case of both Armageddon and Deep Impact then hey actually, while we're on the subject, would you happen to have a suggestion on what strut rating I should buy? The fridge weighs around 68 lbs and will hold 100 lbs of food (though I doubt it will be loaded that heavily more than once a year or so). You seem to know you're stuff so I thought I'd ask.

 

[patrickfinley]

There is also this design, but unless you where really short, I'm not so sure it's worth the extra weight and complexity.

http://sleeoffroad.com/products/products_dropslide_detail.htm