Can this still work with the soft top and hardware still installed bur just folded down?
1321606
You can probably stretch it over the top, but you would run the risk of tearing it and you most likely wouldn't be able to fasten it.
2028157
Unless you have a very thin mattress, it probably won't stay folded. I found with mine, trying to keep the top third up only makes the mattress slide down so that it's sitting on the flat part. I have a 10 inch futon mattress.
6564
Yes,if you side mount them like they are supposed to be installed. I put mine on top of my rack and fixed it where it won't fold. ;)
1587701
It will indeed work with it. If it feels a little loose, just put a little tape around the top. But all in all, it should work
519718
Soft top needs to be completely down and folded to the rear. The soft top DOES NOT have to be removed. The cover utilizes the channels to secure it to the tub. As for putting back in the bag, check out the pictures here: http://www.wranglerforum.com/f274/anyone-have-the-best-top-trail-cover-100522-2.html i use that technique and it works perfectly.
430812
No as that is where the fold is and hinge. Buy one, make a hole and see, it might work
1555824
I don't have a soft top on my JK, but I will say this, there is approximately 1-2" clearance between the tubular bar and the roof/windshield. I think what might get you with your soft top is the fact that the tabs/shelves that you attach your lights to are behind the tube that goes across. I measured the clearance from them to the line where my hard top edge is and it is approximately 0.5" in front of and 1.25" above that line. If I had to guess, I would say that the overlap of your cloth top would probably touch them but not be a problem.
1562047
Yes. New tailgate bar, brackets, and screws. Also the top arch bar (goes above the driver and passenger seats about halfway between the windshield and the rollbar. Makes your soft top flap around less. Great deal.) If you're using a frameless soft top, you need to take a couple small brackets off the surrounds for proper fitment. Actually might be necessary for most tops. The brackets are almost immediately beside the hinge where the surrounds fold in half. Two torx screws, easy removal.
1884260
If it's to long on the side, fold each side neat to mach each other. good luck
1019314
Check and see if there is a knob that needs to be loosened. I just fold and push it up. Check out these instructions:http://www.centralvacuumstores.com/meta/pdfs/info/Full+Sized+Technical+Spec+Sheet.pdf
1141915
I believe so. It was long so I folded it and tucked it in the side. I have had no problems with it falling or moving.
28809
We did not get hardware to do it, but if you purchas it separately and secure the tops to he wall (hardware for that included) I do not see why it would be a problem. It's a nice idea.
1390057
Yes. It's able to fold back and isn't all that cumbersome. The new issue I had been having was the power supply running low because of the constant pressing of the power button. That was easily solved by me just cutting a piece out of the spine at the very top. Didn't ruin the aesthetics. And worked out in the end.
1365510
YES, though the included mounting hardware may not work. If you have a full glass top, it can rest on that.
584530
I wouldn't want to try again with soft top. it can be broken the driver easily
714158
You need to use the original frame from your soft top. They supply the screws and canvas. That is it.
1917066
It attaches to the roll bar, having the soft top still attached would be cumbersome however you could probably work around it