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WTF? (can I say that?)
picked up my new dual-top JKU Sahara last week and thought I would put the soft-top away over the weekend, BUT never expected I'd need to take the hardtop off to be able to remove the soft-top???? :sad2:
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Originally Posted by sr31aj
(Post 2673175)
picked up my new dual-top JKU Sahara last week and thought I would put the soft-top away over the weekend, BUT never expected I'd need to take the hardtop off to be able to remove the soft-top???? :sad2:
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Originally Posted by mpkelley20
(Post 2673241)
LOL!! Yup, bought mine in December 2009 and had the same issue. My brother in law helped me remove my hard top so we could get the soft top completely off for the cold winter here in MA. But do you know what was worse??....putting the soft top on the very first time a few months later in early spring. Unless its 90 degrees and sunny, the stock soft top does not stretch very well. Took eevrything we had to pull and stretch the top so we could latch it on the front hooks. Brutal!!! This year, I let the soft top sit in the sun for a bit to warn up....lesson learned!!
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Originally Posted by Navyvetnorwich91
(Post 2673208)
Holy shit you're in the same boat I was in. I bought dual tops and then when I got home from the dealer (140 miles away) I called the sales rep to ask how to get it out and he's like "take off the top". I didn't have anybody to help me so I ended up taking it to the local dealer and paying them to do it. But, I'm prolly lazy and with a buddy could easily have done it myself. Never expected it though! :naw:
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I'm glad I just have a hardtop....
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An I'm glad I just have a soft top. Hard Tops are so useless!
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When I picked mine up I asked how you get the soft top out, he said "first, you buy a six pack" I quickly cut him off saying a no matter how easy it is, it is still at least a 12 pack to get one of my friends to stop by.
One of my friends stopped by and we had it off in about 10-15 minutes, took the soft top out and put the hard top back on. I was happy to learn how to take it off. It was a lot easier then I thought, and now knowing that if I plan to take a trip in the summer I know it is easy to put the hard top on if I want to have my personal stuff more secure. |
Originally Posted by Batts65
When I picked mine up I asked how you get the soft top out, he said "first, you buy a six pack" I quickly cut him off saying a no matter how easy it is, it is still at least a 12 pack to get one of my friends to stop by.
One of my friends stopped by and we had it off in about 10-15 minutes, took the soft top out and put the hard top back on. I was happy to learn how to take it off. It was a lot easier then I thought, and now knowing that if I plan to take a trip in the summer I know it is easy to put the hard top on if I want to have my personal stuff more secure. |
Originally Posted by EarlyJk
(Post 2673574)
An I'm glad I just have a soft top. Hard Tops are so useless!
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Is it actually safe to drive from a dealership with both tops attached? I got the dual-top group, but I've read a few places that driving with both attached is really bad. I ordered a 2 door, could I remove the hard top at the dealership, remove the soft top from the jeep, and still be able to fit it inside w/ the hard top on for the drive home? Is there actually any harm in driving with both attached? I'm going to be running into the same problem as the OP.
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