Thought I would post my latest edition. A softtop. I like having a topper as far as usablility goes, but I've never been a fan of how they look (looks like a SUV.) My last truck I got a roll up top, which I liked, but not quite as useful as you can only put stuff so high in it and still cover it. It also used up about a foot of my bed up by my cab to store the "roller" part of the top. I had been looking at the soft top for quite a few years and finally decided to give it a try. It installed in about an hour and 15 minutes by myself. The big minus was it said to install in 75 degree weather or higher and I did it in 37 degree weather so the canvas didn't stretch very good witch made for a LOT of pulling and tugging. Anyway. I actually like the looks quite a bit. It takes about 3 minutes to fold up and store in the front (I have a storage bag it goes into. And about the same time to remove it completely. If I had to guess, now that all the hardware is installed, if it was warm, it would take no more than 10 minutes or so to reinstall it. Once it warms up a bit, the wrinkles should go away too.
I'll post a photo of the ramps in action once it gets a bit warmer. The 4-wheelers are still in storage, other than my side by side, and I'm not going to even attempt to put that in the back or I'll end up on youtube under epic fails, idiots doing stupid things or something else equally fitting.
I'll post a photo of the ramps in action once it gets a bit warmer. The 4-wheelers are still in storage, other than my side by side, and I'm not going to even attempt to put that in the back or I'll end up on youtube under epic fails, idiots doing stupid things or something else equally fitting.
