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I guess it's cool if you don't have a garage that will work but for that money I rather have a set up in my garage that hoists the top up to the ceiling. This lift seems like it would take up a lot of space, even when you're not using it.
I like it. But $999, or $899, is a bit steep for what it is. If it was $499, they'd have my order now.
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it is pricey - but very cool nonetheless 
and yeah. you would some GOOD garage space for it regardless.
and yeah. you would some GOOD garage space for it regardless.
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I'll prob get one when the weather warms back up. Hoists are a PITA to mess with. I want the top on and off fast and with as little hassle as possible. It raises up high enough that the nose can pull under it in a garage so you don't waste the parking space. Figure it can be wheeled around easy enough to get it out of the way if need be. Would definitely be nice if it were $500 or even $600 tho.
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nice. unfortunately, there's not enough headroom in my garage for a ceiling mounted hoist! this might do the trick
Doesn’t appear to work with a two door Bronco 
I can’t understand why it wouldn’t. Aren’t the rear clamshells identical?Doesn’t appear to work with a two door Bronco
[Edit: Turns out they’re not. So…]
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It won’t work for a 2dr.
I have a Toplift Pro and absolutely love it.
Literally less than 10 minutes to remove or install the hardtop on my 4dr totally by myself.
High quality build and smooth to use.
I have a Toplift Pro and absolutely love it.
Literally less than 10 minutes to remove or install the hardtop on my 4dr totally by myself.
High quality build and smooth to use.
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I think the two door rear crossbar sits back farther than on the four door.I can’t understand why it wouldn’t. Aren’t the rear clamshells identical?
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Damn that head line post had me going! Yes us 2door people are a captive audience for this. Last time I contacted topliftpros they said the 2 door lift was coming out before the end of the year. I look for a post about it daily because I want it like right now. The hard top is unwieldy and a ceiling winch is not feasible. I am surprised by how slow the development is for such a device. Lange industries have a host a cart for a jeep and top lift has a cart type lift for the gladiator. How their engineers haven’t modified one of these designs for the 2 door bronco and gotten it to market is beyond me. I hate my hard top sooo much and want it off as much as possible but I need a one person option and a way to store it not on a ceiling. Hurry up damnit!
