I switched to the half-moon ones (since I bought them) as they are designed to get it as close as you can to the rollbar. What I have found is that the speakers are the limiting factor on how far forward you can go. Even at that limit, the unit is very stable. I do not use the extension as I...
Beautiful!! I was out there for Off-Rodeo from 5/24-5/28. We certainly were blessed with ideal weather. Wish I had made it to Top of the World. Thanks for posting.
There is a 5th extension arm and pad that can be installed for support with the RollN Jack once you remove the top. (see attached Instruction sheet)
For those of you with 2 door Broncos, using either one of these present a challenge due to rear roll bar being so close to the rear of the top.
That is one feature the RollnJack has as well. I appreciated the refinement of the crank on the RollnJack and the larger casters (also about $50 cheaper). So, both would allow you make the adjustment.
I have the RollnJack and a tight parking spot as well. With the top on, I typically back in the garage. But with it removed, I just pull in with the top up over the front of the Bronco. I'll post a photo next time I remove the top. Right now, Mother Nature won't let me. In the meantime, here are...
I use my RollNJack to store the Hard Top. For the rest, I use Hooke Road's cart, which can hold the top as well. I placed just the middle cover on it:
RollNJack:
RollnJack Jeep Hardtop Removal
Hooke Road (looks sold out at the moment)...
Yes, I was in the the 9:00. It definitely was a great time. I had the Instructor (Jeremy) ride with me the whole time. It was good to pick his brain and get direct feedback on mt driving technique,
Just did the same in Moab on Friday. The extra time with the instructor is a plus. BUT, it is not for those who are timid. If you do go solo, be prepared to be be paired with the Instructor. Being first means, you do everything first. So if you have presentation anxiety, it may not be for you...
Another one to consider, is the RollNJack. They are also working on one for the two-door due to placement of the roll bar. I guess we'll have to see who has it first.
I've got Roush Cold Air Intake & Axle back exhaust. Fair sound and performance for the price. It really boils down to personal preference and how you want your Bronco to sound.
I've had frustrations lately myself. Mainly with Music stopping and reloading and the aforementioned unresponsive buttons. One point of data that I found interesting is solar activity seems to be very active in my location when I have had my issues.
Installed the RockWorkx top two thumb screws. They weren't available when I ordered the set for the bottom. Now I can remove the top without the need of the torx tool.