Is it possible for one person to take the hard top off a 4 door wrangler?
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JK Enthusiast
I also did it by myself but the process looked more like the guy in the fail video (I call it a controlled fall, lol), cracked my rear tail light as well as it was going down.
I like the idea of the table. Squatting that thing down is a little awkward. Plan on making a hoist in the garage some time for the future. I'm 5' 10" and probably could bench 135# up at least once, on a good day.
I like the idea of the table. Squatting that thing down is a little awkward. Plan on making a hoist in the garage some time for the future. I'm 5' 10" and probably could bench 135# up at least once, on a good day.
#43
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I have done my 2 door 3 times by myself. wow I just realized my hard top goes on and off way too much I have only had this thing a few weeks lol its awkward but works when I don't have help, also I would recommend having gloves on if its hot outside, I burnt my hand on the top Saturday but it 105 and sun beating down on It all day.
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I do this in my garage. It doesn't take up any more space than the Jeep does in the first place. Four eye bolts in the studs, four ratchet straps. That's it. Super cheap, and pretty fast. Back the Jeep in, raise the hardtop three inches, pull out and pull in forwards. Easy, and space friendly.
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I put mine on this morning for the first time since I got it. It was pouring and didn't want to soak my 3 month old boy. It was surprisingly easy to do by myself, I wouldn't hesitate to take it on and off alone. I am 6'2, 235lbs though.
#48
JK Junkie
I do this in my garage. It doesn't take up any more space than the Jeep does in the first place. Four eye bolts in the studs, four ratchet straps. That's it. Super cheap, and pretty fast. Back the Jeep in, raise the hardtop three inches, pull out and pull in forwards. Easy, and space friendly.