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I bought a frame and a GMA soft top. What the **** is the order of operations on putting it on.
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N00b Question on Soft Tops
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steelandcanvas
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Install the frame. Toss the soft top on the hood, upside down. Thread the windshield piping through the rolled sheet metal on top of the windshield. Flip top over, pull onto cab tub, tie down.
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MrArmyAnt
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I figured it out just before ya posted that. That was a very tight, unlubed fit. I don't have the three bows that go in the center 
I was going to look for new weather stripping for everything but I still don't think it would cover all the gaps. I'm thinking a visit to Mcmaster Carr's site and getting some over kill ones with sheet metal screws may be the ticket.
I was going to look for new weather stripping for everything but I still don't think it would cover all the gaps. I'm thinking a visit to Mcmaster Carr's site and getting some over kill ones with sheet metal screws may be the ticket.
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1. Take soft top and place on pile of flammable material.
2. Using a powerful accelerant set pile on fire.
3. Dance around fire while howling at the moon.
4. Install hard top.
Worked for me.
2. Using a powerful accelerant set pile on fire.
3. Dance around fire while howling at the moon.
4. Install hard top.
Worked for me.
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This one time...... ah forget it
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Erik's has the twist tabs that go over the door window rail if yours are missing, the three rods are easy to make with some stock bar steel from Lowe's and a hammer/vice.
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You can post them anytime now that you have it on!
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So that's what I've been doing wrong. I've been attaching the top and then trying to put the frame and bows inside it...........
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October 27th, 2011.
My M35A2 came with the hard top. It's too darn hot in the summer and too darn cold in the winter. Replaced same with GMA insulated soft top and a bow set acquired from the folks in Utah...no complaints! a much better top for me and easier to remove when the need occurs!
My M35A2 came with the hard top. It's too darn hot in the summer and too darn cold in the winter. Replaced same with GMA insulated soft top and a bow set acquired from the folks in Utah...no complaints! a much better top for me and easier to remove when the need occurs!
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Here she is. Still needs to be painted, wheel cylinder replaced, and bed stained.
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What skins are on it? 48's?
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Man, I sure am glad you put that winky thing at the end of you post.So that's what I've been doing wrong. I've been attaching the top and then trying to put the frame and bows inside it...........