JQDML 6 Inch 6" Stroke Linear Actuator IP65 Waterproof Heavy Duty 12V 3000N/660lbs Maximum Lift with Mounting Brackets for Recliner TV Lift Coop Door Solar Tracker

Third one purchased, one for each work vehicle. Works great and very bright even in full sun.

This actuator is slower than I would like, but also much smoother than I thought it would be. It is able to make small adjustments and the limit switches work perfectly. So far so good, I will update when my box scraper shows up and I start using it

a little slow for what i needed but it does have plenty of power for its size

Broke after a year of use used on boat hatch

I bought this to replace the failing motor for my trash compactor. The original was a 900n and this new one is 3000n. I can attest to its strength and power as it easily pressed my overflowing garbage can down at least 10”! In my area, the trash company will charge extra when the can is full to the point the lid doesn’t close all the way. The charges range from $20-$45 every two weeks. Ouch! This is typical when the kids come home from school breaks and our garbage can cannot accommodate the extra trash. Having this compactor saves me from having to get into the can from a ladder to jump up and down. One time while doing this, the can balance went sideways and I ended up falling down which really hurt. I am very pleased with the action of this unit and the cost. It will pay for itself in a months time.

It was easy to install, but it is incredibly slow, about 1/3 the speed of the stock lift.

Purchased 2, neither one worked, but the seller was good to work with, even if the return window was closed

I bought a pair of these after watching a video on You Tube. A guy fabricated an upper and lower bracket to bolt onto his 48HP Johnson motor to add a power tilt. I have some skills and a welder, so decided to give it a try. After designing the brackets, cutting the metal and welding, I bolted them onto my 1988 Johnson 50 HP outboard. The linear actuators (6 inch stroke size) worked great and easily lifted/tilted the motor up and down. I mounted the motors on the actuators as high as possible to avoid full submersion into the water. I have not tested them out yet on the water, but expect it will work great.