taking the hard top off
Re: taking the hard top off
And in fact pass a couple of strop beneath camper or through windows and I'd do that to
Re: taking the hard top off
I take mine off with a fork lift strapped to the roof rails.
I have ✖ bars fitted also so not to stress the roof takes no effort at all
I have ✖ bars fitted also so not to stress the roof takes no effort at all
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Re: taking the hard top off
Yup - that worked - hardtop now stored in a garage. Off to the weighbridge to get an empty weight and see what's on the rear axle prior to getting our Italian Tischer.
Thanks for the advice everyone.
Thanks for the advice everyone.
Re: taking the hard top off
I slide mine back and onto the trolley that normally partially supports the camper when its stored.
The trolley is now the canopy storage and can be easily moved to wherever I want it.
Mrs Rubberrat and I can easily slide the top off and onto the trolley, but its better with a stronger second pair of hands when I put it back, although a wooden box structure would keep the levels equal.
Chevrolet 3.0 LUV Tischer Trail 200