Hardtop removal, storage, installation photos
 

For those interested in an easy way to remove, install or store you Wrangler
hardtop, check out these photos and description.

http://www.tmar.net/shelf.htm

Tom

Hardtop removal, storage, installation photos
 

"mabar" > wrote in message
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: For those interested in an easy way to remove, install or store you
Wrangler
: hardtop, check out these photos and description.
:
: http://www.tmar.net/shelf.htm
:
: Tom
:

Tom, it looks like such a simple solution!
And easy too.

Ours has morphed into a living entity.
When It is completed, I will tell the whole ugly story.
That reminds me, i need to go snap a couple more photos.

Like your site by teh way. I have the throttle return spring, it reminded me
that I need to get it mounted!

Kate

Hardtop removal, storage, installation photos
 

My shelf sits on two extra large saw horses, with about the same
measurements as yours. Maybe I'm lazier than you are, but I made it level
with the back of the Jeep. That way I just slide the hard top off and on.

This reminds me. It's about that time, isn't it?

Earle

"mabar" > wrote in message
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> For those interested in an easy way to remove, install or store you
Wrangler
> hardtop, check out these photos and description.
>
> http://www.tmar.net/shelf.htm
>
> Tom
>
>

Hardtop removal, storage, installation photos
 

Thanks Kate. The site is always under construction and is definitely a "work
in progress."

Tom

"Kate" (please ask)> wrote in message
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>
> Like your site by teh way. I have the throttle return spring, it reminded
me
> that I need to get it mounted!
>
> Kate
>
>

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Yep, just put my soft-top on today.

Tom

"Earle Horton" > wrote in message
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>
> This reminds me. It's about that time, isn't it?
>
> Earle
>

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One of the best mods I've done:
http://7slotgrille.com/tech/handthrottle/index.html
or:
http://www.4x4xplor.com/handthrottle.html


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"Kate" (please ask)> wrote in message ...
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> Like your site by teh way. I have the throttle return spring, it reminded
me
> that I need to get it mounted!
>
> Kate
>
>

Hardtop removal, storage, installation photos
 

Give his fog lamp mod a try too, Kate. I did mine last week and it
works great. Excellent if you run off-road at night and want serious
illumination.

Just don't let Smokie catch ya running both at the same time...heh.

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In Ohio, it is legal to run both at the same time. Just be sure to dim your
brights for oncoming drivers.

Tom

"JD Adams" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Give his fog lamp mod a try too, Kate. I did mine last week and it
> works great. Excellent if you run off-road at night and want serious
> illumination.
>
> Just don't let Smokie catch ya running both at the same time...heh.
>

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I was looking at it JD, thought I would give it a go.
Here it's ok to run whatever you want to, you don't even have to keep the
covers on your upper/offroad lights.
Not that I have any right now, OR that I would ever run them on the highway
but it was nice to know that if I wanted them uncovered I could do it.


"JD Adams" > wrote in message
oups.com...
: Give his fog lamp mod a try too, Kate. I did mine last week and it
: works great. Excellent if you run off-road at night and want serious
: illumination.
:
: Just don't let Smokie catch ya running both at the same time...heh.
:

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Doesn't it do your heart good when you find the favorite food of the Spotted
Owl is the Snail Darter?


"JD Adams" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Ah, almost forgot that Kalifornia has the most stupid laws in the
> nation. Here, the tree-huggers are afraid that small animals or
> certain flying insects that MAY be on the Endandered Species List could
> suffer irriversable retinal damage as a result of overly-bright
> headlights, and that their fragile ecosystem may be harmed due to the
> resulting increase in heat created by the combined use of
> high-beam/offroad lighting.
>
> But it's okay if Bambi gets flattened by a drunken Soccer-Mommy in her
> speeding SUV.
>
> Whatever.
>