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I know there are a couple threads on this topic, but I feel like we still don't have a lot of answers. I'm hoping to re-start the conversation as I'm hoping for warmer days soon! I'm thinking of getting a hoist from Harbor Freight or similar and just using straps for the top. Only issue I could see is weight balance but my ceiling is high enough that it doesn't have to be 100% level. I'm thinking I can put the 2 front panels and middle section in the bags provided and put them on top of the roof before hoisting. Looking for any other ideas. If I was to spend the money, I'd go with the Hoss Hardtop Hoist if they ever come out with one.
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Could be worth compiling a list of those threads and summarizing some stuff
 

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I posted this on another thread the other day. $80 on Amazon. Should get the job done and still a lot cheaper then most top specific hoists out there. Just need some long tow straps and some Chanel to mount to the garage ceiling.

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The thing i am most interested in is the best way to attach to a hoist..
 
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I posted this on another thread the other day. $80 on Amazon. Should get the job done and still a lot cheaper then most top specific hoists out there. Just need some long tow straps and some Chanel to mount to the garage ceiling.

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Yep, pretty much what I was thinking, though I was going to pay the extra money for the wireless remote. It seems like most of the systems overthink/over-engineer what you really need.

Glad that at least one person doesn't think it's a crazy idea.
 

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I posted this on another thread the other day. $80 on Amazon. Should get the job done and still a lot cheaper then most top specific hoists out there. Just need some long tow straps and some Chanel to mount to the garage ceiling.

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Thats exactly what I did and works great.
 

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I know there are a couple threads on this topic, but I feel like we still don't have a lot of answers. I'm hoping to re-start the conversation as I'm hoping for warmer days soon! I'm thinking of getting a hoist from Harbor Freight or similar and just using straps for the top. Only issue I could see is weight balance but my ceiling is high enough that it doesn't have to be 100% level. I'm thinking I can put the 2 front panels and middle section in the bags provided and put them on top of the roof before hoisting. Looking for any other ideas. If I was to spend the money, I'd go with the Hoss Hardtop Hoist if they ever come out with one.


The back glass needs to be open which helps balance out the weight a bit but its not 100% I have a low ceiling and it still works with just a hoist in the ceiling, I ran the channel above the rafters to give a bit more space. so the hoist actually sits at same height as the rest od the ceiling to give me enough room.
 

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i have the Hard top for my 1970 to store along with the 21 Badlands 2 dr top. I had hoped to have a way to hoist them both but I think I am going to do it with two hoists. I have plenty of room and 12 foot ceilings so this spring I will get it done.
 

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The back glass needs to be open which helps balance out the weight a bit but its not 100% I have a low ceiling and it still works with just a hoist in the ceiling, I ran the channel above the rafters to give a bit more space. so the hoist actually sits at same height as the rest od the ceiling to give me enough room.
Do you mind providing a few photos? Sounds like you have a similar set up in your garage. I was going to go Harken but this little guy for $80 seems like a steal.
 

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Love to see some pics of a Bronco hard top using a hoist.
 

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